I remember how difficult it was to put your initials in the high score table with a joystick with 1980s arcade games. This is the interface they should have emulated to make the form true to form. There was no facebook, twitter or email client software back then.

Priorities being priorities they should have a regular contact form with hidden javascripts to submit IP address (so you can geolocate the enquiry), time spent on site (to see if punter is serious), stuff about someone's computer (so you know if they have money or browse on a phone) and so on.

After the form you then get to play the game...