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[Flynn]

Video here.

via Boing Boing

 

[element]

sweet!

 

[blackadde]

hah .. awesome

 

[GitarooMan]

That's really cool, I unfortunately own a copy of E.T. and have finished it.

 

[muphins]

I approve.

 

[Mashing]

That's hilarious....

 

[Mr Jared]

Very clever and very awesome XD!!

 

[Hellraizah]

The question now is :

did they really find the place where it was all buried ?

Seems so.

 

[sprsk]

that was awesome

 

[Snaku]

Loved it. :lol

 

[GitarooMan]

The question now is :

did they really find the place where it was all buried ?

Seems so.

I was wondering that too, I find that hard to believe though, it would be really cool if true.

 

[IntestineBoy]

Naive little boy here, but is it possible those were all actual ET carts? Could they have dug them up for real? I'm curious.

 

[Joico]

Who knows? But let's just keep it that way.

 

[DarienA]

That's really cool, I unfortunately own a copy of E.T. and have finished it.

I no longer own it... but I must admit... I did finish it too...

 

[Mejilan]

That's a great vid. Surely, had they found the fill, it would have made the news.

 

[Joico]

So no one has found the location of the missing, buried E.T. carts?

 

[Mashing]

So you know what that means......

ROAD TRIP!

 

[Skullkid]

Some of my earliest memories include falling over and over again into holes in ET. I must have been too young to realize it was a horrible game because I played it right along with River Raid, Asteroids, etc.

 

[GitarooMan]

Some of my earliest memories include falling over and over again into holes in ET. I must have been too young to realize it was a horrible game because I played it right along with River Raid, Asteroids, etc.

Yeah, I was really young when i played it too, at the time I didn't realize how shitty it was. Only later did I come to learn of its place in history.

 

[FortNinety]

Eh... its a decent vid, at least on a purely technical level (it was shot well, nice editing, etc.). I didn't like the song as well, but that's just my taste.

Though it would have been nice if it could at least mentioned that the person who created the game had like zero amount of time to create it (Howard Scott Warshaw), and was more or less high the entire time.

Naive little boy here, but is it possible those were all actual ET carts? Could they have dug them up for real? I'm curious.

Actually, all the carts were steamrolled before being deposited into the ground. And there's now houses where those carts were buried.

Also, this bullshit has to end... E.T. is most definitely not the worst game ever made as so many people like to contend, and certainly not the worst 2600 game either.