We chat to Sierra legend Ken Allen about his time working on classics like the Quest games, moving into the FMV CD-ROM era at Tsunami media and developing the abandoned Psygnosis catalogue for the Playstation 2.
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Show notes:
Ghostbusters Mega Drive Winston added: https://bit.ly/3FiPmOe
Internet Time Machine: https://youtu.be/0OB1g8CUdbA
Lego Atari 2600: https://bit.ly/3Pckfse
Reggie had to fight for Wii Sports pack-in: https://bit.ly/3sjInPF
Gex game prototype found:https://bit.ly/3KOI85u
I asked the local official Lego store about the Lego Atari 2600 and was told.
Unless it is on the website under coming soon then it is a rumor.
The National Library of Australia also has website archiving program called Pandora.
Problem with archiving websites, the more complex the site then the harder is to properly gather all the files.