It ' s completely based on luck . Just go on the front page and check new if you ' re that desperate . <| sep |> Spotting the flag shows the people capturing it ? No it does not . I know we were talking about spotting flares but that ' s not what he asked . <| sep |> You only need it for the license . Take it next quarter with Lisa Drake if you can . She rocks ! <| sep |> Sure we have emulation to view games from the oldest of days , but they may not be as easily accessible as the aforementioned book or movie . It may be hard to believe , but film preservation didn ' t start out with that industry , either . To quote Wikipedia , For many years the term preservation was synonymous with duplication of film . 90 percent of all American silent films made before 1929 and 50 percent of American sound films made before 1950 are lost films . Although institutional practices of film preservation date back to the 1930 s , the field received an official status only in 1980 , when UNESCO recognized moving images as an integral part of the world ' s cultural heritage . Emulation is following more or less that same trajectory . Old games have already been lost to time , but we ' re still pissing about in the fight over whether games are properly art or a valid form of cultural expression rather than taking concrete steps to preserve the legacy of the medium .