19 articles about Atari since 2013, newest first.
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This was rather unexpected. Atari (which is not the same company as the Atari from 50 years ago) and Activision (which is now owned by Microsoft) will be teaming up
Every Atari Game By Activision To Be Re-Released In Original Physical Form Read More »
Sorry for that clickbait-y headline. We’re normally above such things here, but it really is kinda hard to believe if you know a thing or two about gaming history. A
Intellivision Is Back, And You Won’t Believe Who’s Making It Read More »
When the Bubsy Purrfect Collection was announced earlier this year, we wondered if something was up. Sometimes, when these collections are assembled out of nowhere, they’re meant to re-introduce a
You Asked For It (Or Did You?) It’s Bubsy 4D Read More »
Breakout was one of the earliest hit video games, introduced in 1978 when controlling a rectangular paddle to deflect a square ball was still cutting-edge. But you shouldn’t sell it
Atari Announces Breakout Beyond Read More »
Who could have predicted we’d see this again, but there’s a new model of the Atari 7800 console coming to stores later this year. The 7800 Plus is not a
They’re Making A New Version Of The Atari 7800 Read More »
Usually, when you hear about auctions for extremely rare and valuable games, they’re giant gross testaments to greed and gluttony, but this one’s a bit different. This time the end
Someone Donated A $10,000 Game To Goodwill Read More »
Atari® has announced a new partnership with Animoca Brands and its subsidiary TSB Gaming Ltd, the creators of the revolutionary blockchain-based gaming metaverse, The Sandbox. Hit Atari properties such as
Atari revealed today that the company Wonder is building the operating system that will power its upcoming Atari VCS machine. Their WonderOS is an Android-based hybrid mobile gaming and entertainment
Atari Turns To Wonder To Power Its VCS Read More »
Ask any gamer if they would like an arcade machine in their house, and they would respond with “Heck yeah.” What prohibits this from happening for most of us is
Arcade1Up Machines Coming To Consumers This Fall Read More »
Atari has had something of tumultuous history in terms of finances over the last few decades. Whilst it experienced a huge boom with the explosion of arcade games it got
