K-Zero’s personal site points back to a world where a small Windows game could be an executable and a plain HTML page. Preservation collectors now connect its titles to their files, tools, and approximate dates—even when the original site is temperamental. The download was the storefront, launcher, and distribution platform; the provenance is what keeps it history.
K-Zero site: https://1997.nagash.net/2013/main.html
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K-Zero site: https://1997.nagash.net/2013/main.html
Full Switchboard article: https://switchboardtechservices.com/articles/ancient-web-a-1997-klik-game-site-is-still-pointing-at-executables/
#ancientweb #gamepreservation #klikandplay #pcgaming
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Categories: Ancient Web & Internet History [c23]