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@@ -10,15 +10,19 @@ This emulator only exists for those who either:
 * reverse engineered one
 * wants to understand how the protocol works so that development can progress
 
-**UPDATE:** We have uncovered a games `client-props.jsp` response hidden within one of the asset archives on archive.org. We may try to get in touch with this person to get more game specific
+**UPDATE:** We have uncovered a games `client-props.jsp` response hidden within one of the asset archives I had. We may try to get in touch with this person to get more game specific
 responses. I've also determined that the `config.txt` from Perfect Pair Solitaire is a local config and doesn't house all the game specific keys needed for it to run.
 
 The response was for a game called **Lottso! Express**, which is exciting on it's own because that was a beloved game on the site. I may try to get it working with the emulator.
 # How To Use
-Since Pogo still exists today, I'd rather not risk legal issues by distributing game assets (there's a huge asset archive though if you know where to look), so you do need to provide assets.
-All you need to do is create a folder structure like this where you have the server release stored:
+To avoid legal issues, I cannot share old game assets. All I can share are config files for the games that we do have them for. Game specific ones (except for **Lottso! Express**) had
+to be reverse engineered. The ones we have are for:
 
-TODO - add screenshots for folder structure here
+* Perfect Pair Solitaire
+* Pogo Bowl
+* Lottso! Express
+
+You can find them in the `Example Folder Structure` folder in the repo.
 
 # What Works
 * Game Initialization