Games That Are Unknown (but not Extinct!) - ie: Atari Splash
An extinct games thread was just posted: http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=214519
Which leads me to the an interesting question. How many games do collectors have (or know someone that has) that are not in KLOV or TAFA or are otherwise basically unknown, but aren't extinct?
I'm currently seeing and hearing about a regular stream of them from people.
How about Atari's Splash?
(not to be confused with a much later game also called 'Splash')
Not in KLOV (yet)
Not mentioned in KLOV forums (at least not in the last 1,905,773 posts)
Not in TAFA
Not in MAME
One reference in Google, to a forum post about an eBay auction in 2009:
http://www.gamesforum.ca/showthread.php?t=379615
So far just a myth.
Attached is a photo of the myth, serial #164.
Not Extinct
Production - Not Even a Prototype
An extinct games thread was just posted: http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=214519
Which leads me to the an interesting question. How many games do collectors have (or know someone that has) that are not in KLOV or TAFA or are otherwise basically unknown, but aren't extinct?
I'm currently seeing and hearing about a regular stream of them from people.
How about Atari's Splash?
(not to be confused with a much later game also called 'Splash')
Not in KLOV (yet)
Not mentioned in KLOV forums (at least not in the last 1,905,773 posts)
Not in TAFA
Not in MAME
One reference in Google, to a forum post about an eBay auction in 2009:
http://www.gamesforum.ca/showthread.php?t=379615
So far just a myth.
Attached is a photo of the myth, serial #164.
Not Extinct
Production - Not Even a Prototype
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