Atari Parties

During the early part of the 21st century, a technology cult existed that lived from the largess of the mighty computers. These priests and priestesses of software development, as it was known to the initiates and novitiates, came together annually to worship the ancestors of their benevolent technological deities. These bacchanals, called Atari Parties, allowed users to revel in 8-bit graphics and to compete for supremacy.

These annual rituals were called Atari Parties, and the archeointernetal records include:

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