Here is an object that should not be.
Categorized incorrectly.
It appears in only one room, but it opens the door
to objects not accessible before.

My very first program "hack" was in Microsoft Bob when I was around 10 years old. This easel object had a bug, which allowed access to otherwise forbidden objects--like the image of this room. So the room you see is actually an object, not just a background.

That's why objects can appear "outside" the window, the landscape can shift, and objects like balloons can hover in place.

I drove my little brother nuts trying to figure out how I made rooms look like this one. It was amazing.

Good times, Bob. Good times.

This room is a screenshot from Microsoft Bob, being run on an emulator of Windows XP.

But something is not quite right.

Objects are in places they shouldn't be.

What's going on here?