Tokyo and Okinama, Japan. The big technology boom is lurking around the corner, but not quite hitting the country head on. It's an opportune time for those with an idea of the future potential of the industry to make a killing pirating the work of others not yet seen on the Japanese Market. Preventing this early undercutting of outside market sales is hoped to reflect back on jumpstarting the Japanese technilogical boom more quickly, and as a more direct response... Make the Atari sell. Man, it's that simple. Make the Atari sell.

Boosts in Atari sales lead to more of a compettion in the early video game market, consequently changing the interface of how video game systems took off in the Japanese marketplace. This allows for some unusual avenues of exploration in order to gain the leading edge back from the United States, creating an overall more innovative landscape during the 80's and following decades in the technology industry. The motto, "There is no such thing as impossible, only the yet to be invented" is born out of the twenty year period following.

Dress those boys snazzy, and have fun bringing them back home in their new digs!