Music video tells story of Atari's E.T. game debacle
An indie band has made a music video featuring the story of the misbegotten Atari E.T. game cartridge. The game stank on ice and millions of cop...
Music video tells story of Atari's E.T. game debacle An indie band has made a music video featuring the story of the misbegotten Atari E.T. game cartridge. The game stank on ice and millions of copies were buried in a landfill -- the song's pretty good too. www.wintergreenmusic.com www.keithschofield.com
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it's even questionable if the games were ever buried, why didn't Atari sell them for parts. I can't imagine the state approve of burying games on their land. It's just an urban legend.
Yes, they were-They were not thrown in the landfill like this. This game is very plentiful for sale on ebay, and unlike most atari games, still dirt cheap and crappy as ever.
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had no idea it was just a terrible game