Atari is a video game developer and publisher. Although one of the most recognisable names in the industry, the company is actually relatively small and has entered bankruptcy proceedings multiple times.
Atari owns a number of famous video game IPs, including Alone in the Dark, Rollercoaster Tycoon, and Haunted House.
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Atari Flashback Classics: Volume 2 (2016)
Developed by Atari for PS4, XOne
Atari Flashback Classics: Volume 2 is a misc game developed by Atari and released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One.10
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Atari Flashback Classics: Volume 1 (2016)
Developed by Atari for PS4, XOne
Atari Flashback Classics: Volume 1 is a misc game developed by Atari and released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One.10
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RollerCoaster Tycoon World (2016)
Developed by Pipeworks Software for WIN
RollerCoaster Tycoon World is a construction and management simulation game being developed by Pipeworks Software which is due to be published by Atari for Windows PC in 2015.-5 -
Minimum (2014)
Developed by Human Head Studios for WIN
Minimum is a shooter game developed by Human Head Studios and released on Microsoft Windows. Minimum is an online third person shooter with RTS and RPG elements. Players must work together to develop a strategy to win! Teams fight over the world’s energy by using Titans to break down each other’s walls. Titans are powered by your team’s Creep farming abilities.-5 -
Special Forces: Team X (2013)
Developed by Zombie Studios, Microprose for WIN, X360
Special Forces: Team X is a stylized, team centric third-person shooter, developed by Zombie Studios for the Xbox 360 (XBLA) and Microsoft Windows.3.005
Atari Brainwaves
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21st March, 0 replies
RollerCoaster Tycoon World Devs Address Fan Concerns
The trailer at the link below was released for the upcoming RollerCoaster Tycoon World two weeks ago,...
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1st September, 0 replies
New Alone in the Dark and Haunted House Games Announced
Atari today announced the return of two classic horror franchises - Alone in the Dark and Haunted House. First...
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26th April, 0 replies
Buried Copies of the ET Atari Game Found in New Mexico
For many years now, the rumour that millions of ET game cartridges were buried beneath the ground in...
