Microsoft Helps Solve Thirty Year Old Atari Desert Landfill Mystery

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Archaeologists excavated a landfill in New Mexico in 2014 to investigate legends about buried video game stock.
The project received financial support from Microsoft as part of a documentary production regarding the decline of Atari.
Investigators recovered over 1,300 game cartridges, including numerous copies of the E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial game.
The auctioning of these items provided funding for local community institutions.
The Smithsonian Institution accepted one of the recovered E.T. cartridges as a donation.

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Named United States · Smithsonian Institution · Atari · Microsoft · New Mexico

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