Assistant speaker of history Bill Caraher

Thanks to Tyler for the tip!]University of North Dakota's Special Options department now houses a package of the Atari 2600 action Centipede, dug up from a dispose of in New Brazil last year.

Assistant speaker of history Bill Caraher took aspect in the dig and used down $60 to buy the package on eBay."While I usually would not reason buying conventional artifacts of any kind, these artifacts are somewhat different because they represent our very newest past," Caraher advised the AP.

"When I saw that the Smithsonian had Archeage Gold acquired an activity and several other important social organizations as well, I had to obtain one for UND to respect the university's participation in this unusual excavation.