This book is not going to be for everyone. 
 *	If you don't feel like cracking a smile if The Star League is trying to recruit you to defend the Frontier against Xur and the Kodan Armada; 
 *	If the fact you watched an excessive amount of 80's after school cartoons/TV shows should bring a not so small amount of shame; 
 *	If you never played those single player, texted based adventure games on an old computer like an Apple ][; 
 *	If you have no idea where the words "Ready Player One" even appears on; 
 *	If you have no idea what a 300 baud modem sounds like when connecting to a BBS (NOT the Internet!) 
 If any of the above applies to you, you may not really appreciate Ready Player One. :-) 
 I lost count the number of times I cracked a smile when an obscure 80's reference was made or when I realized "Hey! I watched that!" or said to myself "Yes, I remember playing that". 
 Except for a couple of blatant and serious mistakes by Mr. Cline (view spoiler)[ (It's called Macross NOT Robotech and Space Battleship Yamato NOT Star Blazers! Thank you Harmony Gold [and others] for messing up a good cartoon!) (hide spoiler)] I am going to say: "Thanks" for bringing back the 80's to my life.