[game_preservation] Opportunity for arcade machines, Aug 11,12

[Andrew Armstrong]

I have not personally watched the BBS documentary but heard good things 
(I never used them, although I should have watched it somehow). If its 
creative commons licence, I'd think it be perfect for the Internet 
Archive right? (I am not 100% sure on this) along with efforts to film 
expos and other things (which can be great looks at history themselves).

I mainly say this because, until September, I'll not have time to 
download it off a torrent, sigh.

I'll add the information to the IGDA wiki too.

Andrew

Simon Carless wrote:

> On this front, the amazing Jason Scott (who did the GREAT BBS 

> Documentary - http://www.bbsdocumentary.com) is working on two 

> game-related docs right now - one on arcade games and one on text 

> advetures:

>

> http://www.getlamp.com/

> http://www.arcadedocumentary.com/

>

> These are both going to be vital historical documents - and BBS 

> Documentary is even Creative Commons licensed! I put the 'ArtScene' 

> episode up on my LegalTorrents site if anyone wants to see:

>

> http://www.legaltorrents.com/bit/bbs-documentary-artscene-episode-mpg.torrent

>

> s!

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