In what I argued would be a great tool to recruit new developers, I got the CEO to pay for one of those 6000+ game MAME machines. After about 8 months of process and $6,000 later, it's here. It is everything I dreamed of. It includes not only classic arcade games via the MAME engine but Atari 2600, 5200, and 7000 games, Sega, Gameboy, Nintendo, Familycom, and gasp Vectrex!
Now, here's the dilemma. The "build" includes the Atari 2600 game "Custer's Revenge". Probably one of the worst games to come out on Atari 2600. You basically play a white man who "violates" a Native American woman.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Custer%27s_RevengeI totally want to delete it from the machine but then I'm like "this is a historical curiosity and I might actually want to play it. I doubt any of the 20somethings at my work know about it or will ever discover it."
So. Hrm. Should I delete it? Or leave it there should I ever have to use it for research purposes?