> > I completely forgot that I helped Digital Eclipse out last February on one of their > projects. Of course it was top > > secret so I had no idea what it was, but it's obvious now that it was for the Atari > 50th Anniversary Collection. > > Congrats there regarding that contribution from your side. If customers are aware of > your contribution, they might say thanks for that part of the effort. The hours spent > searching out there for the various Atari and Kee Games flyers you had been searching > for over the past few decades is probably something few would have done as my guess. > > > btw: Good thing you were not part of Digital Eclipse customer service department in > late 1990’s when Digital Eclipse was marketing their Atari and Midways greatest hits > products because I was an unhappy camper when it came down to why weren’t any of the > 1970’s era non-cpu coinop games not yet supported. The products were good, but being > an older generation of arcade scene, it wasn’t the same. It didn’t make sense then, > but for me it was learning lesson at that time of why things did not happen then. > > Anyway, I would have given you an earful of Archie Bunker style complaints at the > time such as “Why no Atari Stunt Cycle?”
You're alive!! ![](//www.mameworld.info/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cheers5.gif)
You'll be happy to hear then, that Breakout is supported in Atari 50... it's not Clean Sweep, but at least there's a non-CPU game there for you now.
(Even though they kind of jacked up the artwork for it).
RELAX and just have fun. Remember, it's all about the games.
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