An apparently rare Atari game called Red Sea Crossing was found in a perhaps unlikely place last week: South Philly’s Medium Bob’s Curiosity Shop.
(Actually, if you’ve ever been in Medium Bob’s, you’ll know it’s kind of a magical place so this doesn’t surprise us.)
Even stranger, the shop’s owners found the game a few days before the “only” copy was set to go up for auction.
For more coverage, check out Philebrity, Joystiq and 8bit Central.
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