Joe wrote:
Despite its simplicity, Lunar Lander has held up over the years.A few months ago, I visited San Francisco's Exploratorium, a wonderful hands-on science museum, and they had an ancient arcade version of Lunar Lander.And kids were lined up to "play" it. I was amazed that a generation raised on modern computers with near-life-like graphics would even care about Lunar Lander, but they were.
Ask those kids how many would actually like to *go* to the moon. I think you'll find as much interest as there was in the late 60's.
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