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Publisher Info Labyrinth 3D Maze support. Additional terms Terms of transaction. Seizure warnings Photosensitive seizure warning. A lens moved back and forth across the screen in the Science screensaver, with users able to configure the the size, speed and type of the lens. A blast from the past, this screensaver featured a man listening to a vintage radio show while reading a paper, together with images of radio announcers and antique phones, set to the sound of old radio shows and ringing phones.
Released on the same day as Windows 98, the Microsoft Plus! In a gag from the comic, this screensaver showed Quincy the iguana flying through the air while tied to a rocket.
This screensaver cycled through classic scenes from the famous comic strip, such as this image of Joe Cool and Woodstock. A later version of 3D Pipes in Windows had a secret feature that hid teapoints in the joints between pipes.
The screensaver showed off a collection of what was, at the time, impressively rendered 3D objects. In this screensaver, different shapes, such as 3D blocks, pulled the wallpaper with them as they moved around the desktop. Among the selected images displayed by this screensaver were this world famous photograph of Florence Owens Thompson taken during the Great Depression.
This screensaver showed the desolate landscape of an alien world with bizarre creatures above its surface. Images from various comic strips were displayed by this screensaver, such as this example showing Mike Doonesbury video conferencing. This screensaver added a bit of style to the desktop, showing a range of black and white images of models. There was no ignoring this screensaver, thanks to the boing sounds that accompanied Garfield and Odie bouncing across the screen.
Image 1 of Previous Next. Journey to the past The tower PCs of the s may now be landfill, but decades later the screensavers that danced across their screens are still burned into memory. Jump to Windows screensavers through the ages: Windows 1. The collection of 35 screensavers included the massively popular Flying Toasters. Image: Greg Shultz. Windows 1: After Dark - Aquatic Realm Aquatic Realm offers a glimpse of life under the sea, as marine creatures go about their business at the bottom of the ocean.
Windows 1: After Dark - Clocks In Clocks, three types of clocks float move about the screen showing the current time. Windows 1: After Dark - Flying Toasters Perhaps the most famous screensaver in the collection, Flying Toasters, saw winged appliances fill your screen alongside slices of toast. Windows 1: After Dark - GeoBounce GeoBounce let you choose a geometric shape, which would then spin and bounce around the display.
Stained Glass The random patterns generated by the Stained Glass screensaver may more closely resemble a quilt than church windows, but they were eye-catching nonetheless. Windows 1: After Dark - Globe Globe saw a rotating world drift across the display.
Windows 1: After Dark - Gravity Balls of varying colors bounce across the screen, leaving trails in their wake in Gravity. Windows 1 : After Dark - Magic The intricate patterns generated by the Magic screensaver were in a state of constant flux. Windows 1 : After Dark - Messages Messages would display text that would float around the screen, with users able to write their own messages or choose from a number of humorous default options.
Windows 1: After Dark - Mondrian As you'd expect, this screensaver transformed your screen into an abstract style reminiscent of the painter Piet Mondrian. Windows 1: After Dark - Mountains 3D mountains from a planet of your choice were rendered on screen in Mountains. Windows 1: After Dark - Nocturnes This creepy option showed eyes of nocturnal creatures that peered at you out of a black screen.
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