> Who cares what Jason Scott thinks about it? If it would be possible to take the pile
> and add rare games to mame with it and this safestuff/museum situation cockblocks us
> out of that, then we lose. Ask anyone not within 100 miles of this museum how much
> they give a shit about something they can't visit.
From what I understand the collection comes 'from' safestuff (atarigames.com). It seems to me he cleared most of his physical trove of documents continuing to play patron to the more prized "most wanted" stuff (Marble Madness 2, Akka_Arrh, Missile Command 2.. among others). There is mention of Maze Invaders in the article but that was already donated to MAME some time ago. Some of the game source codes would be great to have, of course, and in the end I'll be happy to see anything shared.
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