Post-Vista era games

The post-Vista era is a period in Tangent's PC games (calculator games are unaffected) after Tangent's main OS changed from Windows Vista to Windows 8. The post-vista era spans the real-life Windows 8 and currently Windows 10 periods, and potentially later. This followed the Vista era of games, where games were developed and tested on Windows Vista and XP only.

Overview
The Vista era was when Tangent started making games, and a lot of the early games were thus made in this period.

Windows 8 had trouble with certain programs that played multiple sounds at the same time or in quick succession. Many programs would crash when that happens.

The post-Vista era started after Tangent figured out a way to make Game Maker games work on Windows 8 while not sacrificing sound. The start of the era was categorized by having games that were made specifically to get around the sound issue. A few games were developed both on Windows Vista and Windows 8, with KanSore having 2 versions, one for Windows 8 and another for Windows Vista. After Tangent upgraded to Windows 10, these sound techniques were no longer used.

While the post-Vista era held some of Tangent's favourite games during the era, a lot of the early post-Vista games were made without much motivation after some rude and untrue comments they received on one of their games. The spark to getting back some motivation was in Space Battle, where Tangent felt like perfecting a game again.

I Hate Everything is one of the popular games in this era.