Matt W.

Sometime around 1991 I recall seeing an Atari 2600 coin op machine. It was in a section of kiddie rides in a shopping mall. Some company had taken an Atari 2600 and put it inside a big fiberglass Formula Racing-looking car. You basically paid $.25 to play a round of Indy 500. Didn't look homemade.

Hello! For whatever reason I'm obsessed with the artwork on the BASIC Programming cart. On top of that, at work it seems as if there is an informal contest to make the most obscure and cool T-Shirt possible, and I want one of BASIC Programming. Well, so far I've found some decent scans, but they are all either small or have the big "SPECIAL EDITION" business blocking out part of the lower right corner of the artwork. Sooo...I am humbly asking if someone could make as hi-res as possible of a scan of the cover art of a version that does not say "SPECIAL EDITION". I will be very grateful, and can order you a shirt like it if interested.