The only thing a screen saver is still good for is the entertainment factor. Slide shows of photos are always nice if you've got a big monitor on display. The After Dark nostalgia factor would be worth it. It's a shame the creators of the original screen saver don't modernize it (I know they're still around; they were interviewed on LEM a few years back). The Fringe Player application is a step in the right direction. I'm not sure if the guy who wrote it was affiliated with After Dark or not, but if they could do it for one module, there's no reason it can't be done for the entire set.
Speaking of special collections, does anyone else out there have the Disney collection? It's a hard drive hog but is, by far, my personal favorite, especially with the quality of the graphics and sound. It came out around 1994, so don't go expecting Finding Nemo or Tangled, but it does have pretty much everything up through Beauty and the Beast (which is perhaps my favorite module--stained glass windows featuring movie scenes are drawn on the screen). The Disney collection also had some of the coolest box art of any Mac program (classic Mickey on a green backdrop) and distinct green labels on the floppies.
Speaking of special collections, does anyone else out there have the Disney collection? It's a hard drive hog but is, by far, my personal favorite, especially with the quality of the graphics and sound. It came out around 1994, so don't go expecting Finding Nemo or Tangled, but it does have pretty much everything up through Beauty and the Beast (which is perhaps my favorite module--stained glass windows featuring movie scenes are drawn on the screen). The Disney collection also had some of the coolest box art of any Mac program (classic Mickey on a green backdrop) and distinct green labels on the floppies.