Eighteen years after James Foley's film adaptation of David Mamet's play "Glengarry Glen Ross, " hit screens, the oft-quoted diatribe delivered by Alec Baldwin's character, Blake, still resonates.
There was an informal London stage adaptation, but the next major incarnation was shot on videotape five years after Hammerstein's death in 1960 (Rodgers died in 1979).
This also menas that the games are going to need adaptation for various controllers, even for the promised PC, Mac and Unix versions after the opening PSN launch scheduled for Fall 2013.
Americans for Tax Reform has a good analysis of what happened after the two big budget summits in 1982 and 1990, but I think the problem is best captured by my adaptation of a famous Peanuts cartoon strip.