You're listening to another great podcast in the Stoplight Network.

Tim and David, phone home.

Tech fan number 159.

I'm Tim Robertson, joined by David Cohen.

Hello, David.

Hello.

So astute listeners of the podcast will realize quickly that we replaced our music, our opening theme, this week.

Yeah, it's permanent.

It's going to be like that every week.

Hopefully we won't get in trouble, but if we do, we do.

It's appropriate because I sent David a link yesterday, Saturday.

We're actually recording the show two days later this week. And the reason is we couldn't we couldn't do it until now. But the reason for

the music, David, um, an old video game Atari urban legend was, uh, it came to a close this week.

Yeah. Well, I guess it's, in some ways, it's not come to a close this week yeah well it's i guess it's in some ways it's not come to a close it's reopened

a lot of questions and

as with many things when you

start digging into the truth of something you actually

ending up creating more questions than you started with

uh... yeah this was i i think i think we talked about this a while back when they first talked about doing this.

So, back in the early 80s, back when you and I were really into video games for the first time round,

there was the Atari 2,600, and the biggest film of the summer of, summer of 83 i think was was ete but well yeah i mean

people people who haven't lived through this don't realize ete was like one of the first mega blockbusters

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