“Admit it. Haven’t you ever wondered - even just for a second - what really goes on inside your computer? If so, then an important recently announced research discovery will be of special interest to you! The answer is fascinating. The discovery itself took dozens of researchers, hundreds of thousands of dollars, the most technically advanced equipment and years of scientific speculation and hard work. The precise process is based on an incredible, state-of-the-art piece of software. It’s a unique fully equipped two and half storey “House-on-a-Disk”. When loaded into a computer, it will not only draw out one of the Little Computer People but will actually become the Person’s permanent residence.”

From here on in the experiment began, with the ‘gamer’ and I use that term loosely watching the little computer person go about his daily life. He might read, he might buy a dog, or if you were lucky he might even write you a letter or play games with you. Each copy of the game generated a random person, so players had their own, unique person to go all Rear Window on. A treat was in store for you if your little computer person decided to tickle the ivories as the music was composed by industry legend Russell Lieblich, who also worked on the music based Master of the Lamps flying carpet game. In fact the sound on the game was sterling in general, and essential to further creating this little virtual world.