Published on
Oct 1, 2026
In 1983, Atari buried its games in a New Mexico dump; in 2014, over 1,300 were dug up and one sold for more than $1,500
In 1983, a video game giant trucked its surplus games to a desert landfill and left them there. Decades later, that dump turned into an archaeological site. According to Andrew Reinhard's 2015 study in the Journal of Contemporary Archaeology, the 2014 …
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Hindustan Times
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