I have not seen much talk about this here. There is a long thread in the 2600 forum but nothing directly about this latest news release. (at least from the few latest pages)
I've read the events in the new book Atari Inc. Business is Fun which seem to dispute this a bit.
But what I find interesting is that there might be some "ProtoTypes" there. In the book, Atari had many interesting prototypes that did not see the light of day. If any are buried there, things may get quite interesting in the Atari world soon. Most are likely are 2600 games, but if there are systems, computers, or parts there of it would be fascinating to see them. After a good washing first, please![:)]()
I've read the events in the new book Atari Inc. Business is Fun which seem to dispute this a bit.
But what I find interesting is that there might be some "ProtoTypes" there. In the book, Atari had many interesting prototypes that did not see the light of day. If any are buried there, things may get quite interesting in the Atari world soon. Most are likely are 2600 games, but if there are systems, computers, or parts there of it would be fascinating to see them. After a good washing first, please
