Personally, I'm glad Apple made a game system.  And I sort of understand like 90's, video entertainment was barely beginning.  But this?  I couldn't wrap my head around the game to save my life!  It took forever to figure out the controls, and when I did, I didn't think it was worth it.  There was no story, no plot, no basic anything in this game.  It starts out as a set of multiple choice questions.  Then, I couldn't get past the second question.  That's when I gave up.  I said this exactly, "Okay you know what?  F*** this game!"  That may have not been too family friendly, but they were my exact words.  This game has no point.  I'm not trying to advertise this but ever hear of Unfair Mario?  This game is almost exactly like that.  I give this game a three point two due to lack of content, pointless game-play, and irritatingly difficult to learn and play on an emulator.  For graphics, I give the game a one.  All it really is is a virtual computer, or a computer on a computer.  I give sound a four.  It just made beeps.  There is NO way I'm playing this game ever again.  Maybe once or twice for nostalgia.  I give depth a one because it's literally words on a screen and that's it.  I gave it a ten for difficulty because in one day, there is no possible way I can finish this game.  I'm starting to see why Apple has just stuck to phones, tablets, and computers after the 90's.  Since I never really played an Apple II, I can sort of see why they did not last long.

Since Accounts Receivable isn't technically a game, so they really ain't much to talk about with this game, if fact, I'm going to talk with David  and the rest of the staff about this so called "game" because this is mostly a "test cartridges".

At the mean time, I'm just going to close and trash this review though, and mention to the staff about this game.