I eagerly went home with it and couldn't wait to put it in to our families only computer at the time, a Packard Bell Pentium I (75 Mhz) computer that we had earlier that year bought at our local Best Buy electronics store for about $2,200. This was before James Cameron's Titanic film came out, but after I had already fallen in love with reading and re-borrowing Titanic: An Illustrated History from the same library for like the tenth time.
I couldn't believe my luck nor my eyes that our local library which was still using MS-DOS computers for its book searching would have what by all appearances was a full on computer video game for patrons to loan. One day at the library when in the multimedia section I came across this large boxed game by the title of Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time. So the year is 1996, I'm in the sixth grade and as a middle schooler still don't have my own set of wheels and was dependent on my father to drive me to the nearby public library.
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