39 classic Atari games are coming back on physical cartridges — would you buy the nostalgia in a box?

Activision and Atari are bringing back 39 classic Atari 2600 games on working physical cartridges — while one of gaming's longest-running live projects, EVE Online, is overhauling its 20-year-old codebase, and a Steam indie title builds its whole hook around a 400-day wait. Tell us how you feel about the retro revival!

1. Had you already heard that Activision and Atari are re-releasing 39 classic Atari 2600 games on working physical cartridges?
2. If a classic Atari game came out on a physical cartridge, would you buy it?
3. What draws you to retro games? (choose up to 3)
4. How much do you agree with these statements?
5. How good an idea do you think it is that big publishers are bringing back retro classics in physical form?
6. If you could easily access your favorite retro games, how many hours a month would you play them?
7. Which old favorite game would you buy right away if it were re-released in physical form?