Recommend a 4:3 vn.

[GXOALMD]

I read Eden* a little while back and while I enjoyed it I couldn't help but feel like I would have enjoyed it more on an ancient computer.  While I unfortunately have not gotten the old tower from my youth running again, I will soon have a new 4:3 monitor compatible with my modern pc.  I'm looking for any good vns in that aspect ratio that have some feature(s) that will remind me of the days I was but a small Shuckle learning to use a pc in the late 90s and early 2000s. (Recommendations don't necessarily have to be from that time period as long as they are reminiscent of it.)

Examples of such features from Eden*: right clicking opened a generic dropdown menu rather than a menu screen, most (if not all) screen transitions were a short fade, the opening video is drastically more animated than the rest of the novel.

Shorter vns are preferred.  Translated vns are preferred.  Huge bonus if the novel prominently features futuristic technology that real life technology has long since surpassed.

Edited June 17, 2019 by GXOALMD

[ittaku]

To Heart 2 is 4:3, translated, and a classic from 2005, but I'm not sure it fits many of your other criteria.

[WinterfuryZX]

Remember 11.

 

Huge bonus if the novel prominently features futuristic technology that real life technology has long since surpassed.

Well there is the TB disc, dunno if it can be considered as such, since optical discs, while in disuse, are not there yet.

[SkraalQ]

10 hours ago, ittaku said:

To Heart 2 is 4:3, translated, and a classic from 2005, but I'm not sure it fits many of your other criteria.

Couldn't think of a better one really, such a classic.

[littleshogun]

As for the recommendations maybe you can try Sharin, Comyu, Ayakashibito, I/O, and Fate. I don't know though if you'll going to like those or not, but at least I hope that my recommendations here can be helpful to you in regard of 4:3 screen VNs.