My middle school offered a BASIC class in the early 90s, which was my first experience with programming (besides LOGO in elementary school). In hindsight, the teacher was a complete blessing to us, as he 'let' us modify and play GORILLA.BAS and similar BASIC games during our time in class. We thought we were getting away with playing video games in school, but those experiences were setting the seeds for some of our future careers.

Great memories.

I found the floppy and tried it on a number of different 90's PC's which originally had floppy drives and were still around.

Plus the newer PC's still had the often-neglected floppy connector in use to maintain compatibility.

I could swear that the more powerful the PC, the slower the program ran.