That, and also the shimmering rainbow lines that cover the screen which really edges on being close to analog horror. (I assume it might've been a bad setup with the capture device and the VCR, which is why it looks like that.)

Legend has it, he's still standing with the Zappo's logo card, even after the digital switchover.

Yeah, I only got this from a website that rips MIDI and Amiga MOD files from games (mirsoft.info), so not only is the soundtrack to this game incomplete, but I converted the MIDI music to MP3 on a MIDI conversion site because I didn't have a computer. I'm not sure if the site is still up to this day, because it offered multiple sounfonts to convert MIDI files with, and the one I frequently used was the SGM v2.01. It was pretty much the default one as the other soundfonts were bland and experimental (for lack of a better term).

@@ClassicGaminer2014Gotcha! And no worries. :) Just great to have the game's music here.

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I haven't seen that video of WGBH's analog signal shutting down, so I don't know what the program was before the transmitter shut down.

@@ClassicGaminer2014 oh, ok. Also, I noticed there was one video terminated on your kpix analog shutdown playlist. Do you know if it was the digital version or something?

@@Ilovemetropcsbcmyphone It was my video of all three videos put together in one. I made it private because it was basically a freeboot of Victor Lei's (now DiGiV) video on KPIX's digital switchover, it even had my watermark on it, which was frickin' stupid of me to pu it there. I let the video run for long because I wanted it to basically show the channels shut down their analog signals "in real time", but coming back to my "video", it really is a freeboot. It is archived on the Internet Archive if you search "ClassicGaminer 2017", though I've no intentions of making it public again because of those reasons.

@@ClassicGaminer2014 same to whdh/ktvu? Also, did you catch (or try to) any analog shutdowns in person?

@@Ilovemetropcsbcmyphone Answer to the first question: Yes, and I also made the WABC video private as well. When someone pointed it out to me in the comments of the WABC video, I felt guilty about it and decided it was best to make those videos private. Again, coming back to them, they were basically freeboot videos. The KTVU one I think didn't seem much like a freeboot, because I put both Victor's analog and digital KTVU footage and put them together side by side for comparison (even though it still had my watermark at the very top). Still, I want to keep it private despite it being already archived by someone else. Answer to the second question: I was 9 when I saw the digital switchover, and I never had any camera to record the moment. The channel I used to watch the analog shutdown was Univision KXLN 45 (Houston), unfortunately there is no footage of that shutdown, and the only thing I can remember is that the analog signal shut down after the 10 o'clock local news had ended, and it showed a b-roll of a satellite in space. I remember asking my Mom what the whole thing was about, and she told me it was "some satellite being replaced", which I assumed it was that satellite shown in the news that was being replaced. Growing up after the shutdown, now I know.

Look in the VIDEO around the 0:45 mark.

it uses microgramma as the font

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The Zappos man was holding a box. It was a Zappos commercial.

Only if you used an antenna and you used an old analog only CRT TV but if you had a converter box or a digital television you were good. If you had a newer TV you could still watch the shutdown because newer tvs still have analog tuners in them as well so you'd pick up both signals.

It’s really ominous looking. They’re probably gonna show it again during the end of the world