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[Retro Rogue]

Mirage, on Tue Mar 29, 2011 4:19 PM, said:

If anyone transcribes that interview, please post it up here also. No offense, but I can't listen to that. I admit it is a little better than the Baer one (that I completely gave up on). I understand and assume that you did your best, but I'd sure like to read a transcription.

I didn't record it, Corey from 8bitclassics did. His camera was right under the PA speakers, hence the buzziness from the camera mic not being able to handle the loudness. Maybe someone else farther back in the audience that recorded them will put them up on youtube as well.

[xDragonWarrior]

Holy S***

[atari181]

xDragonWarrior, on Thu Apr 26, 2012 7:07 PM, said:

Holy S***

Ted hasn't t been here for awhile, he came after Nolan showed up, stuck around for awhile and now unfortunately is gone

[Retro Rogue]

atari181, on Thu Apr 26, 2012 7:27 PM, said:

xDragonWarrior, on Thu Apr 26, 2012 7:07 PM, said:

Holy S***

Ted hasn't t been here for awhile, he came after Nolan showed up, stuck around for awhile and now unfortunately is gone

He's on here every so often again actually. Just got back from spending a wonderful day with him and Curt driving around and taking pics at the old early 70's Atari locations.

[wood_jl]

Retro Rogue, on Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:42 PM, said:

He's on here every so often again actually. Just got back from spending a wonderful day with him and Curt driving around and taking pics at the old early 70's Atari locations.

What would be really cool is - along with lots of pics like what you're talking about above - is a map of the former Atari facilities, in your book. One day when I make a trek to California for a visit, it would be fun to have your book in hand as sort of a spotter's guide to the former greatness that was Atari at its peak.

[ComputerSpaceFan]

wood_jl, on Fri Apr 27, 2012 11:38 AM, said:

Retro Rogue, on Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:42 PM, said:

He's on here every so often again actually. Just got back from spending a wonderful day with him and Curt driving around and taking pics at the old early 70's Atari locations.

What would be really cool is - along with lots of pics like what you're talking about above - is a map of the former Atari facilities, in your book. One day when I make a trek to California for a visit, it would be fun to have your book in hand as sort of a spotter's guide to the former greatness that was Atari at its peak.

Sounds like an awesome idea for a geo-tagging iOS app to me! (feel free to pay me a percentage of the profits for coming up with the idea).

[Retro Rogue]

wood_jl, on Fri Apr 27, 2012 11:38 AM, said:

Retro Rogue, on Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:42 PM, said:

He's on here every so often again actually. Just got back from spending a wonderful day with him and Curt driving around and taking pics at the old early 70's Atari locations.

What would be really cool is - along with lots of pics like what you're talking about above - is a map of the former Atari facilities, in your book. One day when I make a trek to California for a visit, it would be fun to have your book in hand as sort of a spotter's guide to the former greatness that was Atari at its peak.

Curt's had one up for a decade actually -

http://www.atarimuse...ap/1978map.html