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[edit] A Few Corrections
I have a few quibbles, but its been so long since I've played this I'm not sure enough to update the article. First of all, isn't calling this "hacker lore" an anachronism. I believe the early 70's had nerds, but not hackers. And I don't remember there being any planetary exploration. Are you sure that was in the original? I also don't remember anything about an experimental death ray. --JeffW 19:46, 26 April 2006 (UTC)