An elegant bit of software is sleek and efficient, as fast as a sprinter charging off the line but with a tempered power that doesn't devour system resources. Size matters, but only up to a point. There's a definite point of diminishing return when a program's added functions and features start to become cumbersome.
Most games are rife with coding cheese that was never trimmed during the rush to market the product.
Each of these features is synchronized with the music and scrolls up the screen in separate frames. It installs easily and leaves no annoying residue on your task bar. Video eats up disc space, so most graphics are small pictures of important characters and scenes of a San Francisco Opera production from several years ago. It's likely that other disc publishers will be interested in the technical aspects that enable so much data to be squeezed into one disc. Games have other outlets, and so do sky watchers.