As someone in the "some of you older programmers may have used Z80 assembly" territory, I find that hilarious.
Z80 Assembly! Fortran! ENIAC cables!
And the ghost of Alan Turing shows up.
(not even joking)
Our products are both mature, entirely finished, fully deterministic and the last attempt at this using the same approach just burned all the money that was spent instead of generating any new revenue.
It was an easy program. We were allowed an 8.5x11 cheat sheet, I had managed to put a lot of the binary formats for common instructions on it. Easy peasy, got to skip like 1/4 of the other questions.
(In other words, my daddy bought me a C64 in the eighties. ;-))
That's like saying you played games on your dad's Philips G8.
Larn was a text-based RPG that was in fact easily run as a networked game over a modem to a server at GenRad where my dad worked. Details escape me (it was over 40 years ago, I was like 12 years old) but these basics are factual.