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Zak Penn's documentary team found thousands of Atari video games in a landfill. But, why? IGN's Naomi Kyle reports from Alamogordo, New Mexico to find out how hard this was to find, what Xbox's upcoming documentary is about, and possible reasons behind the burial.
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