http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35560458
The video game of Steven Spielberg's ET is considered to be one of the worst of all time and has even been blamed for triggering the collapse of Atari. Howard Scott Warshaw, the gifted programmer who made it, explains how it was rushed out in a matter of weeks - and how he feels about those events in California now.
There was something on the news not to long about someone finding hundreds of copies of it buried in the desert somewhere in the U.S.
Yeah, they found a big stash of old vid games buried, probably unearthed during new construction.
Personally, I thought the movie ET was mostly boring, with a few good bits in it. And way too long and sappy. So I doubt a vid game of it could be any better.
Personally, I thought the movie ET was mostly boring, with a few good bits in it. And way too long and sappy.
One of those things that should come with a Kids Only sticker on it.
The bicycle had the biggest 'star power'.
Compare ET to Spielbergs' first made-for-TV film 'Duel' 11 years earlier. Now that was a movie.