The long-lost Tarzan Atari game, preserved

I've been looking for years for a way I could make the tiniest contribution to game preservation. My most viable option seem to be getting a high quality scanner and scanning magazines, manuals, and box art. I've also noticed that while there's a great guide on how to scan material, there's no good consensus or where the files are placed or how they're organized. For example, MobyGames has an excellent assortment of scans. But they're not preservation grade scans. Internet Archive has plenty of scans, but their tagging isn't standardized. It's possible to scan something that's already been done. Perhaps the best option would be to organize all of the places that hold scans and attempt to build a standard.

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there is a podcast called the "Ted Dabney Experience" which talks to a lot of game developers of the time from Atari and such. I like the old business stories kind of interesting.

https://www.teddabneyexperience.com/episodes

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