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	Atari Games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The agreement between Tramiel and Warner Communications was that Atari Games must always include the "Games" after "Atari" on its logo and that Atari Games could not use the Atari brand at all in the consumer market (computers and home consoles).
		Atari Corp., in contrast, was freezing all projects, letting go of much of the original staff, and streamlining operations in general.
		Atari founder Nolan Bushnell wanted to purchase Atari Games when it was up for sale in 1996.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Atari_Games (515 words)

	Atari - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Atari develops, publishes and distributes games for all major video game consoles, as well as for the personal computer, and is currently one of the largest third-party publishers of video games in the United States.
		Atari Games was split off in 1984 with the rights to use the brand on arcade games, such as Klax, Gauntlet and Roadblasters.
		Atari CEO Ray Kassar was furious, as Atari owned the rights to publish Donkey Kong for computers, and he accused Nintendo of double dealing with the Donkey Kong license.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Atari (3103 words)

	GameSpy.com - Top 10
		Game development studios close all the time, and it’s not as if Midway Games West was working on any highly anticipated titles.
		The arcade division of Atari was transformed into Atari Games Corporation, who proceeded to churn out coin-op games into the late-90’s before eventually being bought out by their former arch-rival, Midway.
		Atari’s corporate history may be muddled and confusing, but their impact on the gaming industry as a whole is a little more palpable: without Atari, there would be no gaming industry.
	archive.gamespy.com /top10/february03/atari (705 words)

	Retro - Games
		It was the first home license of a coin-op video game which proved immensely popular and sold in its millions and despite several ups and downs Atari is still a big name in the gaming industry now being owned by Infrogrames.
		Atari released an improved version of the 2600 released in 1986, features a built in version of asteroids.
		However it was never as successful as it predecessor mainly due to its lack of decent games, most which were the same tired old releases that had already been seen time and again and although much improved over their Atari 2600 counterparts.
	www.retro-games.co.uk /atari/atari.htm (602 words)

	Review: Four Atari Games
		The game is divided into two screens, a highway and a water scene.
		In the two-player game, the classic contest of turtle vs. rabbit is re-enacted.
		A frustrating aspect of the game is that if one player gets hit (or takes a plunge), both players have to start over.
	www.atarimagazines.com /compute/issue29/381_1_Review_Four_Atari_Games.php (892 words)

	Classic '80s Games : Play Now! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		If you haven't played this all time classic game it must be because you've been hiding out in a shack on top of a mountain in Montana for the last 20+ years.
		The object of the game is to memorize Simon's sequence of lights.
		This classic game first appeared at the arcades in 1981, and was the first to introduce such characters as Mario, Donkey Kong and Peach.
	www.80smusiclyrics.com /games.shtml (1471 words)

	PlanetDreamcast: Games - Reviews - Atari Anniversary Edition
		Atari: Anniversary Edition from Infogrames is a testament to how powerful the former gaming giant once was, and just how far the mighty have fallen.
		One of the most glorious aspects of raster games is the bright, glowing aura that the lines produce on the monitor - the Dreamcast can’t and doesn’t reproduce this accurately and ultimately makes for a poor experience for the hardcore fan.
		The problem is not with the games themselves, but with the way in which they are packaged and presented.
	www.planetdreamcast.com /games/reviews/atari (1318 words)

	GameSpy: Retro Atari Classics Review
		During gaming's early, formative years, it was the cutting-edge leader in the business, as evidenced with the many important milestones attached to its name.
		As far as the games go, each has its "retro" (classic) version intact, as well as a "remix" version, which is essentially the same game with different visuals.
		The games that require you to use multiple buttons in conjunction with the touch screen are incredibly annoying and frustrating.
	ds.gamespy.com /nintendo-ds/atari-classics/599143p1.html (702 words)

	Amazon.com: Atari TV Games Console: Toys & Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Today’s video games with all their bells and whistles had to begin somewhere, and that somewhere was your living room, in, say, 1982.
		Paradoxically, the FLASHBACK 2 from Atari is spectacular.
		It is hard to move around with the joystick thingy (the game doesn't respond to it very well) and with all the Playstation and Nindento's out you would think that they could come up with some better graphics than the old, bla, two demintional ones.
	www.amazon.com /Toymax-Atari-TV-Games-Console/dp/B0000645DD (1802 words)

	The Atari Games Museum
		This is the last game that Atari worked on, before they closed down the coin-op division.
		The game is not tuned, and it had a long way to go before the 'fun' would have been there.
		This game was going to be the Dragon Riders of Pern game, but there was a problem with licensing the name.
	www.atarigames.com (3380 words)

	Salon.com Technology \| Atari lives!
		Affection for the system and its classic games may be strongest among those who were kids or teenagers during its heyday, but even though the 2600's technology is Neolithic compared with present-day systems, it's still gaining new fans.
		The Atari 2600 certainly used to be the hippest console on the block.
		During the so-called golden age of console gaming, from 1977, the year when the 2600 first appeared, to 1983-84, when the gaming market crashed thanks to a glut of lousy games and bad marketing decisions, Atari was preeminent.
	archive.salon.com /tech/feature/2001/07/09/atari (555 words)

	ATARI.ORG / Home / The Definitive Atari Resource on the Internet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The Atari Computer Enthusiasts of Columbus are holding their annual Atari Swap meet and Sale.
		Atari.Org is a non-commercial service dedicated to the Atari home- and personal-computer users as well as the Classic Video Game enthusiasts all over the world.
		By offering the most up-to-date news, forums to exchange opinions, hints and support, a comprehensive search engine, web-hosting for Atari computer or video-game related pages as well as subdomains and email-forwarding, we are doing our best to give the Atari enthusiasts from all over the world a home on the web.
	www.atari.org (515 words)

	Retro Atari Classics Feature Preview - DS News at GameSpot
		First announced in December of last year, Retro Atari Classics for the Nintendo DS is, in case you haven't guessed, a compilation of classic Atari games.
		In both versions of Asteroids (as well as five other games), the lower screen is transformed into a control pad of sorts, complete with graphics of various buttons, steering wheels, and close-up images of your craft, as is appropriate to the game in question.
		One of our favorite games in the Retro Atari Classics compilation is Warlords, despite the fact that it doesn't benefit from the touch screen or the second screen in any way (touch-screen play is optional but not great) and would definitely be easier to play on a larger screen.
	www.gamespot.com /ds/action/atariclassics/preview_6119746.html (1102 words)

	MobyGames - Midway Games West, Inc.
		Atari Games Corporation -- Company name used from 1984 to 1993 and from 1996 to 1998.
		If you hit the third bolt down on the left side of the coin mechanism with a billiard ball (or an object of similar mass and hardness), it sometimes caused a harmonic vibration which resulted in a free credit.
		ATARI.ORG - The Definitive Atari Resource on the Internet -- Atari.Org is a non-commercial service dedicated to the Atari home- and personal-computer users as well as the Classic Video Game enthusiasts all over the world.
	www.mobygames.com /company/midway-games-west-inc (319 words)

	The Atari Games Museum
		It's a game proposal for the game that became Star Wars.
		Tomcat Game Proposal: This is an early draft of the Tomcat vector game proposal.
		MAP: This is a map of all the Atari Buildings in Sunnyvale California.
	www.atarigames.com /documents.html (671 words)

	GameSpy.com - Preview
		Last week, Atari held its annual editors' day and showed off a broad range of games.
		Sluggo and Psylancer were on the scene to bring you the skinny on all the goods.
		Check out our previews of the games and be sure to ogle the gorgeous screenshots.
	archive.gamespy.com /previews/august03/atari (102 words)

	IGN: Atari Games
		In the 1983 split-up of videogame founding force Atari Inc. (where owning company Warner Communications sold off its investment after purchasing the business from Nolan Bushnell), Atari Games was one of the multiple companies created to make use of the company's vast slate of properties.
		Atari Games assumed the rights to publishing arcade titles.
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	games.ign.com /objects/025/025327.html (131 words)

	Atari, Atari Games and Atarisoft. - AtariAge Forums
		They revived the Atari Interactive label (this time as an actual division of Hasbro Interactive) for PC and console games for the PSX, Dreamcast and even the game.com.
		In the 70's when Atari dominated the arcade market, they created another company called Kee Games, which existed solely to release Atari games under new names to make it seem like there was more competition than there was.
		This implies that it was a big part of why Midway shut down the Atari label, although I think the overall status of the arcade industry had more to do with it (hence the shutting down of Midway's arcade division itself).
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=8469 (1081 words)

	Intellivision Classic Video Game System / M Network Atari 2600 Games
		Most Atari games are so moronic that, as the Atari commercials delight in pointing out, they can be mastered in a number of minutes by the family pooch.
		This game is recommended by psychologists for young children since it provides excellent educational benefits for a fertile young mind, particularly in the areas of personal hygiene and oral sex.
		In a two-player game, when a player's later turn comes up all of the gold bars are back in the maze, instead of only those not picked up at the end of the player's previous turn (as in a one-player game).
	www.intellivisionlives.com /bluesky/games/credits/atari1.shtml (2435 words)

	ATARI.ORG / Pathfinder : 2600 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Atari Joe's Famous Website, home of the Atari Super-Gang, is a fresh & unique look at Atari from a new perspective.
		Featuring Atari history, quizzes, comical features & articles, and is home to such well-known Atari pages as "Raiders of the Lost Carts" and "The Ladies of Atari." Also features exclusive video interviews with Joe Rivera alongside profiles on Atari Joe, Uncle Gary, & the rest of the Atari Super-Gang.
		Not only does it contain the most comprehensive (downloadable) database of Atari 2600 games ever created - including specs such as company, programmer, date and more, but it also features some classic Atari advertisements from all over the world, screen shots, box/magazine artwork, odd stuff, links and current features (such as Euro-Con 99).
	www.atari.org /links/2600 (365 words)

	AtariAge - Titles In Development
		This page tracks games currently in development for classic Atari systems so that you can easily follow their progress and make a wish list of games you hope to play in completed form.
		For each game we include screenshots, some general information about the game, who's creating it, and a link to an official development website if one exists.
		The development of many games is also discussed in our forums, which is an excellent way to give authors feedback while a game's development progresses.
	www.atariage.com /development_list.html (178 words)

	GameArchive: Atari Prototype Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Granted, most games that were not relesed to the public shared a common property....
		However, the game was quite simple...you were driving a train.
		a former Atari employee remebers a game in devolpment where there was a "Runaway" train on the screen and the player had to drop tracks down so that it wouldn't crash.
	www.gamearchive.com /Video_Games/Manufacturers/Atari/proto.html (789 words)

	unMAMEd Atari Games
		Jack Pearson of A.E. has said they developed this game and sold it to Atari, it's not the same as the American Laser game or the poker machine of this title.
		This is the first Atari game to use a 68020 processor.
		These games are all protected with an unknown game-specific device that is used in varying ways game-to-game.
	unmamed.mame.net /non_atari.html (913 words)

	Vjetnam 8-bit ATARI games archive
		Added Screenshots for these Games beginning with letter D and category for this games.
		Added Screenshots for these Games beginning with letter T Q and company, years and category for this games.
		Added Screenshots for these Games beginning with letter W X Y Z and company, years and category for this games.
	vjetnam.hopto.org (244 words)

	BBC News \| SCI/TECH \| Back to the future for Atari games
		IFone company is reportedly negotiating with French computer games company Infogrames which owns the rights to the Atari games and name.
		The versions of the games it is hoping to create will be versions that can be downloaded and run on any Epoc compatible handheld device produced by the likes of Psion, or gadgets that can run software written in the Java programming language.
		The first few games should be ready for release in September, with more to follow early next year.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/sci/tech/1403100.stm (313 words)

	JimboGames.com ! Superman ! Pac Man ! Super Mario Bros ! Online Game
		JimboGames.com does not claim ownership of any games featured on this website and can not be held responsible for any damage caused by the games listed on this website.
		All the games featured on JimboGames.com are deemed freeware or on public domain.
		If you find a game on our website that is not freeware/public domain, please contact us and we will have it removed immediately.
	www.jimbogames.com (106 words)

	AtariGuide - Atari 2600 VCS and Classic Game Collectors Resource
		List your game with us and receive 100% of the net revenue from your game.
		Look for game titles with a shopping cart by them, and then click the "Buy it now" link on the games page to put it in your cart.
		We've also got Atari 2600 consoles, Joysticks, and Accessories for sale in the store.
	www.atariguide.com (473 words)

	Nokia N-Gage \| Atari Masterpieces Vol. II
		Addictive, simple, fun and seriously retro, the latest volume of Atari games on the N-Gage includes eight more hits from the golden age of arcade-culture including Asteroids™ Deluxe, Centipede™, Crystal Castles™, Liberator™, Pong®, Space Duel™, Tempest™, and Warlords®.
		And just when you thought you couldn't get any more old school, the latest collection also includes four bonus unlockable games from the Atari 2600.
		The ATARI and individual Atari classic game word marks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Atari Interactive or its affiliates in the U.S. and other territories.
	www.n-gage.com /en-US/games/gamedata/atari_2.htm (232 words)

	Nokia N-Gage \| Atari Masterpieces Vol. I
		The retro graphics and the original gameplay are combined with the portability of the N-Gage, making these Atari favourites available to all gaming enthusiasts, young and old alike.
		The collection also includes four unlockable Atari 2600 games, and interesting interviews with Nolan Bushnell, one of the world’s early video game revolutionaries and the founder of Atari.
		The ATARI and Atari classic game word marks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Atari Interactive or its affiliates in the U.S. and other territories.
	www.n-gage.com /en-R1/games/gamedata/atari_1.htm (290 words)

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