[petercooper]

I did something similar, though at a much smaller scale, with Windows 3.1 Solitaire a few weeks ago, both to see how possible it is (with LLMs) and also to learn about Ghidra for myself. Sadly, I discovered nothing new that wasn't already surfaced through previous reverse engineering, but did turn it into a behavior-equivalent (almost, Draw One by default, and I got lazy with Vegas scoring) Web port: https://peterc.org/solitaire/ (you can press W to trigger the win animation without winning, just for laughs)

I can certainly believe a much larger app like SimTower could overwhelm an LLM-based process without a lot of handholding as even Solitaire required a fair bit of that from me. I'm hoping to take on 1991's A-Train next (the game that inpired SimCity 2000's interface).