In 2011, a five-minute video was uploaded to YouTube showing gameplay from the cartridge, giving proof of the game's existence. In 2012, Wilson sold the game to collector Tom Curtin for the same amount as a "decent used car". The sale was made in part because Curtin wished to release the game.
In 2011, a five-minute video showcasing gameplay from the cartridge was uploaded to YouTube, confirming the game's existence. In 2012, Wilson sold the game to collector Tom Curtin for the same price as a typical used car. The sale was partly motivated by Curtin's desire to release the game.