> Goes on to explain how they used 3D blender...which wasn't available until 1998. You conveniently left out the second part of that sentence: > … modern comp

> Goes on to explain how they used 3D blender...which wasn't available until 1998. You conveniently left out the second part of that sentence: > … modern compiler and a platform abstraction layer. The author very explicitly laid out their constraints in a bulleted list right below; I think calling this nostalgia clickbait is infelicitous at best.