Brief Thank You!!

I want to send out a warm thank you to all the visitors of the site. I have got a mountain of email about the article and I am doing my best to respond to all who took time and dropped me a line. If you haven't got a response yet, I'm working my way down the pile to you. Also I would like to clear up a fact of the project. Work here is never done. If I get more info, I'll post it. This section will keep expanding as more info and news pop up.

Here, There, and Everywhere!!!

I'd like to thank a few sites for directing new visitors here, in no particular order:

Digg! - My good friend Jonas actually submitted the article. He knows I now an avid reader of Digg after I canceled my Slashdot membership. Slashdot no longer seems relevant to me anymore (even being a Linux zealot and programmer), and he thought this was a good article to submit for the Digg community to enjoy! I personally feel the community on Digg! is more personal and a more inviting group. Thanks Digg! visitors and thanks to Jonas.

Kotaku - This gaming website posted this article to the front page of there website. I'm surprised really, Kotaku is a mainstream website, and I feel this article a little fringe. That is, it appeals to hobbyists and classic game fans. Thanks Guys!

Bluesnews.com - I never heard if this site till today. Bluesnews seems to br a user content site. I was posted as Hotlink of the Day on 11/26/06. Welcome guys! I'll be sure to patron your site more, as it looks really cool.

Ebaumsworld - I was posted as a Daily Cool Link on 11/25/06. To whomever submitted me, thanks. And Thanks to the guys at Ebaumsworld.

Although I've already said this, Thanks everyone for reading. It seems this story really struck a cord with the older generation of gamers. It nice to read all the thank you emails I got from people with fond childhood memories of the Atari.

Peace Everyone and thanks for visiting! Always remember this project and it will always be updated!

-Adam