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RetroFix Working to Meet Retro Gamers’ Demand – KFBB NewsChannel 5
Posted on May 16, 2012 Filed Under Atari In The News
RetroFix Working to Meet Retro Gamers' Demand KFBB NewsChannel 5 The store sells games for classic systems like Atari and Sega Genesis to current-generation systems. So far the store's owner has seen the older consoles fly out the door. "The older systems seem to be more popular than the reproduction systems that ... |
The pendulum swings of the gaming industry – TG Daily
Posted on May 16, 2012 Filed Under Atari In The News
 TG Daily | The pendulum swings of the gaming industry TG Daily In fact, it's collapsed quite a few times throughout its history, sometimes abruptly, without a gradual drop off, like when Atari had its biggest period in the early eighties, then seemingly went down the toilet overnight. With economy in a shambles, ... |
The Electronics Lab Hidden in a Kitchen Pantry – Gizmodo
Posted on May 16, 2012 Filed Under Atari In The News
The Electronics Lab Hidden in a Kitchen Pantry Gizmodo He hacks typical Radio Shack items to create blinking bug sculptures and analog synthesizers that sound like Atari video games. Most recently, his DIY rooftop photography rig got him on the shortlist for a 2012 Vimeo Award in the experimental category. |
Olivier Rameil Joins Atari as European Sales and Marketing Director – Gamasutra
Posted on May 16, 2012 Filed Under Atari In The News
Olivier Rameil Joins Atari as European Sales and Marketing Director Gamasutra LOS ANGELES - May 16, 2012 - Atari, one of the world's most recognized publishers and developers of interactive entertainment, today announced that it has hired Olivier Rameil as Sales and Marketing Director, Europe. Olivier comes to Atari with over 6 ... |
Throne of Games – Volume 2 – A Crash of Kings – California Literary Review
Posted on May 15, 2012 Filed Under Atari In The News
 California Literary Review | Throne of Games – Volume 2 – A Crash of Kings California Literary Review One, house Magnavox, entering into the untamed wilderness with their host of Odysseys, the other, house Atari, had stolen the fire of tennis and ignited the imagination with Pong, the progenitor of gaming nobility. The first battles over who would ... |
