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---------- Forwarded message ----------&#13;
From: "Michael Rideout" &lt;seagtgruff@aol.com&gt;&#13;
Date: 2014-05-13 2:42 PM&#13;
Subject: Re: Text files request for Professor&#13;
To: &lt;mercgray@gmail.com&gt;&#13;
Cc:&#13;
&#13;
I had to dig these off of my old computer, but I think they're the correct (final) files. I didn't have them in Word; they're just standard text files. The text had to be formatted as it was to appear on the screen, and I wrote a program to read each file and convert it into several binary files for inclusion in the assembly code-- due to the way the characters are drawn with the sprites, the text had to be separated into pairs of letters for the odd and even frames of each page (screen), and I also used four special characters (if I remember correctly, vertical tab, horizontal tab, line feed, and page feed) to help eliminate unnecessary blank data and conserve space. Consequently the text files might look a little strange-- the edges of the text area are indicated by vertical bars, and the end of each page is indicated by a line of tildes.&#13;
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Three sets of files are enclosed:&#13;
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Formatted - This folder contains the following text files:&#13;
c0.txt - This is the table of contents. There are five pages, each identical except for the location of the asterisk (cursor) that indicated which chapter the user wanted to select.&#13;
c1.txt - This is chapter 1, or the collection of sayings and comments.&#13;
c2.txt - This is chapter 2, or the interview with Howard Scott Warshaw.&#13;
c3.txt - This is chapter 3, or the ode to Howard Scott Warshaw.&#13;
c4.txt - This is chapter 4, or the instructions to find the Easter eggs.&#13;
ct.txt - This is the credits text for the bottom of the title screen.&#13;
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F1_Title_Screen.txt&#13;
F2_Table_of_Contents.txt&#13;
F3_Chapter_1.txt&#13;
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F6_Chapter_4.txt&#13;
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c0se.txt - This is the table of contents.&#13;
c1se.txt - This is chapter 1, which I believe is identical to chapter 1 of the regular edition.&#13;
c2se.txt - This is chapter 2, or the alternate interview with Howard Scott Warshaw.&#13;
c3se.txt - This is chapter 3, which I believe is identical to chapter 4 of the regular edition.&#13;
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Michael&#13;
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-----Original Message-----&#13;
From: Charles Gray &lt;mercgray@gmail.com&gt;&#13;
To: seagtgruff@aol.com &lt;SeaGtGruff@aol.com&gt;&#13;
Sent: Tue, May 13, 2014 10:54 am&#13;
Subject: Text files request for Professor&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Hi Michael,&#13;
  Do you have the text files for the E.T. Book Cart. I have the .abw(abiword) files but I am guessing you converted these to a microsoft word documents. I remember there were some minor spelling mistakes that Al wanted fixed, which you did fix. I am not sure if you fixed the word doc itself or directly in the wip rom file?&#13;
  I need these for a professor who is doing a research paper on digital media.&#13;
  So would you email me the word files for all the text in the E.T. Book Cart?&#13;
  Thanks again,&#13;
                            Charles&#13;
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                <text>To be determined:   Did you get the manual with the E.T. Book Cart? If not, I am sure Albert Yarusso still has the PDF file and can print you off a high res manual. I think if your organization bought the E.T. Book Cart right when it was released and you did not return it to Atari Age, you have a first printing of the cart. This means it has the Zero Page Load Error which means that on 4 switch Atari 2600s it works fine. BUT on the 6 switch Atari 2600s, the screen will roll. Michael Rideout can explain it better. Otherwise you have the second printing. (From personal correspondence with Charles Gray, 5/15/2013)&#13;
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See also: http://www.2600connection.com/eastereggs/26etbookcart.html&#13;
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From personal correspondence with Charles Gray, 3/21/2015, below is the complete version history of the E.T. Book Cart:&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: North America&#13;
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TV Format: NTSC&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Atari Age&#13;
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Manufacturer: Atari Age&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with Atari Age logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Clear Transparent&#13;
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Details: 1 Prototype Made&#13;
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             1st Generation Prototype&#13;
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             Shown at Philly VGXPO 2006&#13;
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Contents: Basic Aspects of Chapters&#13;
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                No Interview&#13;
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                No E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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                No Game&#13;
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Status: ATARI AGE RETAINS OWNERSHIP&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: World&#13;
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TV Format: ALL(NTSC, PAL, and SECAM)&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Gray Games&#13;
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Manufacturer: 8-Bit Classics&#13;
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Label: Prototype Label&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 5 Prototypes Made&#13;
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            2nd Generation Prototype&#13;
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Contents:&#13;
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The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
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1st Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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No Ode to Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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No E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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No Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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Status: IN PRIVATE COLLECTIONS&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: North America&#13;
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TV Format: NTSC&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Atari Age&#13;
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Manufacturer: Atari Age&#13;
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Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with Atari Age logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 1st Printing&#13;
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             20 Carts Released&#13;
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             6 Carts Returned&#13;
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             "ZERO PAGE LOAD ERROR"&#13;
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Contents: The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
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                2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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                Ode to HSW&#13;
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                Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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                E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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                Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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                Easter Egg&#13;
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Status: RECALLED OR IN PRIVATE COLLECTIONS&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: North America&#13;
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TV Format: NTSC&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Atari Age&#13;
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Manufacturer: Atari Age&#13;
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Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with Atari Age logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 2nd Printing&#13;
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            "ZERO PAGE LOAD ERROR" Corrected&#13;
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Contents: The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
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                2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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                Ode to HSW&#13;
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                Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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                E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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                Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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                Easter Egg&#13;
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Status: DISCONTINUED BY ATARI AGE&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: North America&#13;
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TV Format: NTSC&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: 8-Bit Classics&#13;
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Manufacturer: 8-Bit Classics&#13;
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Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with 8-Bit Classics logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 1st Printing by 8 Bit Classics&#13;
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            "ZERO PAGE LOAD ERROR" Corrected&#13;
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Contents: The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
&#13;
                2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
&#13;
                Ode to HSW&#13;
&#13;
                Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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                E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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                Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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                Easter Egg&#13;
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Status: DISCONTINUED BY 8-BIT CLASSICS&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: North America&#13;
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TV Format: NTSC&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Gray Games&#13;
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Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with Hozer Video Games logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 1 Prototype Made&#13;
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Contents: The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
&#13;
                2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
&#13;
                Ode to HSW&#13;
&#13;
                Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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                E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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                Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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                Easter Egg&#13;
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Status: IN PRIVATE COLLECTION&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart Special Edition&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: World&#13;
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TV Format: ALL(NTSC, PAL, and SECAM)&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Hozer Video Games&#13;
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Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games&#13;
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Label: Special Edition Label with Hozer Video Games logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 1st Printing&#13;
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            Same Rom as E.T. Book Cart 2nd Generation Prototype&#13;
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Contents:&#13;
&#13;
The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
&#13;
1st Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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No Ode to Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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No E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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No Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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Status: CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AT HOZER VIDEO GAMES&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart Special Edition "Label Misprint"&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: World&#13;
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TV Format: ALL(NTSC, PAL, and SECAM)&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Hozer Video Games&#13;
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Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with Hozer Video Games logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: Label Misprint. 2 in Existence.&#13;
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            Same Rom as E.T. Book Cart 2nd Generation Prototype&#13;
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Contents:&#13;
&#13;
The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
&#13;
1st Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
&#13;
Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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No Ode to Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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No E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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No Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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Status: IN PRIVATE COLLECTIONS&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart "Rom Misprint"&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: World&#13;
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TV Format: ALL(NTSC, PAL, and SECAM)&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Good Deal Games&#13;
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Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games&#13;
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Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with Good Deal Games logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 1st Printing by Good Deal Games&#13;
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            E.T. Book Cart Special Edition Rom accidentally burned to cart order of 15. Same Rom as E.T. Book Cart 2nd Generation Prototype which is the same Rom used in the E.T. Book Cart Special Edition,&#13;
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Contents: The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
&#13;
               1st Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
&#13;
               Secrets of E.T.&#13;
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               No Ode to Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
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               No E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
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               No Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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Status: DISCONTINUED DUE TO ROM MISPRINT.&#13;
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            IN PRIVATE COLLECTIONS&#13;
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Title: E.T. Book Cart&#13;
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Company: Gray Games&#13;
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Region: North America&#13;
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TV Format: NTSC&#13;
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Programmer: Charles F. Gray and Michael S. Rideout&#13;
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Publisher: Good Deal Games&#13;
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Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games&#13;
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Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others&#13;
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Label: Regular Label with Good Deal Games logo&#13;
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Cart Housing: Solid Black&#13;
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Details: 2nd Printing by Good Deal Games&#13;
&#13;
            "ZERO PAGE LOAD ERROR" Corrected&#13;
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Contents:  The Wisdom of E.T.&#13;
&#13;
                2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw&#13;
&#13;
                Ode to HSW&#13;
&#13;
                Secrets of E.T.&#13;
&#13;
                E.T.'s Transmission&#13;
&#13;
                Alamogordo Landfill&#13;
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                Easter Egg&#13;
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                <text>Anyway here are all the releases of the E.T. Book Cart. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;E.T. Book Cart&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt;AtariAge, in conjunction with Gray Games, brings you one of the most revolutionary modern technologies—known as the e-book--retrograded for the Atari 2600, simply and concisely known as the E.T. Book Cart. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial for the Atari 2600—the game that some say brought down an industry—is looked at through various means, and is immortalized even further by a cartridge book focused on the game that helped bring about the video game crash. Use your joystick to choose from the chapters you wish to read or the game you wish to play. Go from page to page with ease as you learn more and more about what the world of E.T. is all about. Table of Contents The Wisdom of E.T. 2nd Interview with HSW Ode to HSW Secrets of E.T. E.T.'s Transmission Alamogordo Landfill Hear the Ancient Wisdom of E.T. through various philosophers both past and present from around the world. Read how Howard Scott Warshaw explains E.T. Pit Theory in the follow-up interview to his infamous 1st interview (featured on BeepBopBoop.com). Read the poem that almost won an E.T. Sweater. E.T. Historian Random Terrain reveals Secrets of the E.T. game and describes how E.T. transcends the Adventure Template. Listen to the actual E.T. signal that E.T. used to call the mothership. Play the highly addictive game Alamogordo Landfill and help send buried E.T. cartridges back to the future to AtariAge Headquarters. What are the secrets of E.T.? And is there really an E.T. Prototype in Paris, France? Includes cartridge and full-color manual. Authors: Charles F. Gray and Michael Rideout Additional Writing: Duane Alan Hahn Number of Players: 1 Controller : Joystick Cartridge Size: 32K Label Design: John Calcano Manual Design: Tony Morse &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Title: E.T. Book Cart&lt;/strong&gt; &lt;br /&gt;Company: Gray Games Region: North America TV Format: NTSC Programmer: Michael S. Rideout and Charles F. Gray Manufacturer: Atari Age Label: Regular Label Cart Housing: Clear Transparent Details: 1 Prototype Made 1st Generation Prototype Shown at Philly VGXPO 2006 Contents: Basic Aspects of Chapters No Interview No E.T.'s Transmission No Game Status: ATARI AGE RETAINS OWNERSHIP &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Title: E.T. Book Cart&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Company: Gray Games Region: North America TV Format: ALL(NTSC, PAL, and SECAM) Programmer: Michael S. Rideout and Charles F. Gray Manufacturer: 8-Bit Classics Label: Prototype Label Cart Housing: Solid Black Details: 5 Prototypes Made 2nd Generation Prototype Contents: 1st Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw No E.T.'s Transmission No Game Status: SOLD OUT&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Title: E.T. Book Cart&lt;br /&gt;&lt;/strong&gt;Company: Gray Games Region: North America TV Format: NTSC Programmer: Michael S. Rideout and Charles F. Gray Manufacturer: Atari Age Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others Label: Regular Label Cart Housing: Solid Black Details: 1st Printing 20 Carts Released 6 Carts Returned "ZERO PAGE LOAD ERROR" Contents: Wisdom of E.T. 2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw Ode to HSW Secrets of E.T. E.T.'s Transmission Alamogordo Landfill Easter Egg Status: ON RECALL&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Title: E.T. Book Cart&lt;br /&gt;&lt;/strong&gt;Company: Gray Games Region: North America TV Format: NTSC Programmer: Michael S. Rideout and Charles F. Gray Manufacturer: Atari Age Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others Label: Regular Label Cart Housing: Solid Black Details: 2nd Printing "ZERO PAGE LOAD ERROR" Corrected Contents: Wisdom of E.T. 2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw Ode to HSW Secrets of E.T. E.T.'s Transmission Alamogordo Landfill Easter Egg Status: DISCONTINUED BY ATARI AGE &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Title: E.T. Book Cart&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Company: Gray Games Region: North America TV Format: NTSC Programmer: Michael S. Rideout and Charles F. Gray Manufacturer: 8-Bit Classics Contributing Writers: Charles F. Gray, Duane Alan Hahn, and others Label: Regular Label with 8 Bit Classics logo Cart Housing: Solid Black Details: 1st Printing by 8 Bit Classics "ZERO PAGE LOAD ERROR" Corrected Contents: Wisdom of E.T. 2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw Ode to HSW Secrets of E.T. E.T.'s Transmission Alamogordo Landfill Easter Egg Status: DISCONTINUED BY 8-BIT CLASSICS &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Title: E.T. Book Cart&lt;/strong&gt; &lt;br /&gt;Company: Gray Games Region: North America TV Format: NTSC Programmer: Michael S. Rideout and Charles F. Gray Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games Label: Regular Label with Hozer Label Cart Housing: Solid Black Details: 1 Prototype Made Contents: Wisdom of E.T. 2nd Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw Ode to HSW Secrets of E.T. E.T.'s Transmission Alamogordo Landfill Easter Egg Status: SOLD OUT &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Title: E.T. Book Cart Special Edition&lt;/strong&gt; &lt;br /&gt;Company: Gray Games Region: North America TV Format: ALL(NTSC, PAL, and SECAM) Programmer: Michael S. Rideout and Charles F. Gray Manufacturer: Hozer Video Games Label: New Hozer Video Games Label Cart Housing: Solid Black Details: 1st Printing Same Rom as E.T. Book Cart 2nd Generation Prototype Contents: 1st Charles F. Gray Interview with Howard Scott Warshaw No E.T.'s Transmission No Game Status: CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AT HOZER VIDEO GAMES</text>
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                <text>Authors: Charles F. Gray and Michael Rideout&#13;
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Additional Writing: Duane Alan Hahn&#13;
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Quoted Authors: Various philosophers and various Atari Age forum members.(see cart for specific details on who wrote what).&#13;
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Editors: Charles F. Gray and Michael Rideout.&#13;
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Copy Editor: Albert Yarusso&#13;
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Label Design: John Calcano&#13;
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Manual Author: Charles F. Gray&#13;
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Manual Design: Tony Morse&#13;
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