I love these kind of projects. I'd love it even more if it was open source.
Preservation of the software is the most important thing and I'm glad the game pirates are very fastidious about it, but preservation of hardware like this is - if not as important - at least as fascinating!
And still, I won't buy one. I doubt I'll ever earn enough money to make retro game collecting feasible, so I'll stick with collection retro game controllers and connecting them to PCs for faithful emulation ;)
I saw it in theater when it came out (twice), and then later again a few years back.
Except in the latter case they clearly played it from DVD, interlaced even! At first I was like "I can't watch this!" but after 3 minutes I was so captivated I didn't even notice anymore!
Apparently there is ONE theater in the world (in California of course!) that shows it and it's REALLY GOOD.
EDIT: The one floating around the internet seems to be a fan cut. I'm curious how it holds up to the actual thing.
That's what I heard.
Also the the Roadshow cut of Hateful Eight. That was shown in more places. I could have seen it, but they asked for an arm and a leg, and I need those!
I have 3 Android devices and can use this only on the one that has a SIM card?
And even if the others had SIM cards, they'd be on different accounts? WTF.