That’s right, the first 2600 units rolled off the assembly line in October of 1977, delighting both children and kids at heart with games like Pitfall and Pole Position, and helping distract the nation after the untimely death of the King, the tragic crash of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s plane, and Pele’s retirement. So here’s to you, dear 2600: Atari may only be a shadow of its former self today, but you’ve lived on in our fond memories,
Similar:
The Case Against High-School Sports
"I’ve been in hundreds of classrooms,” s...
Culture
Facebook "Grid View." Is this new? My first thought is that I rather like it.
I just noticed an option for viewing a F...
Aesthetics
Viral Video Vilifies Foul-ball Fan
A recent video that shows a kid in the b...
Ethics
Readers Are Liars: The 1928 Study That Predicted the Future of News
The invention of the telegraph and the s...
Business
Students Speak Up: Trust Us With Devices
The students who are, in the first few w...
Cyberculture
The Dish (2000 Australian comedy)
I try to watch this every July to commem...
Culture


