In a huge move for Atari, which had been struggling over the past few years, will publish the highly anticipated...
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Atari announced that final Dragon Ball Z title for the PlayStation 2, Infinite World, has gone gold and will be...
You saw it on BLAST first! Atari has created a gem of a game: N+ is flawless in its simplicity, and is a game all gamers will gain enjoyment from.
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Okay, so it wasn't the most surprising, awe-inspiring E3 ever, but we had a great time and saw some amazing things.
Here's what we took away from the conference.
It's been a hard past few years for Atari, but they have come back strong and it only seems like they're coming on stronger. They came to this year's E3 to say ‘Hey, we're not out of this business,' and they said it well.
By buying up all outstanding shares of Atari stock, Infogrames has completely absorbed a company they already controlled as their American distribution arm.
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Atari announced today that the company will re-focus its operations on publishing and distribution, completely ending its game production business. The company also licensed its Test Drive franchise to parent company Infogrames for a $5 million advance.
Atari is out of money. They don't develop their games anymore. They're fighting to hold on to DragonBall Z. Worst of all, they're just the redheaded American stepson of European Infogrames. But I don't think hope is lost.