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Atari SA (EPA:ATA) |
Wall Street Journal
May 22
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Atari wants to put its videogame business on the auction block in pieces in July.
TechCrunch
May 16
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I remember waking up 6am, going downstairs, and firing up my Atari 800XL. The disk labeled Karateka inserted, the drive would grunt a few dozen times and the screen would flash. Suddenly, with barely any warning, the opening titles would appear...
Sydney Morning Herald
May 14
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Google has turned Image Search into Atari Breakout to celebrate the game's birthday.
TechCrunch
May 13
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If you're an old-school gaming nerd, then you might remember a little game released by Atari called Breakout. The idea was simple, just hit a ball around and break things. Don't let the ball get past you, or you lose.
Forbes
Mar 26
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The story behind Nolan Bushnell’s new e-book, ‘Finding the Next Steve Jobs,’ starts 33 years ago in Paris.
Forbes
Feb 13
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Nolan Bushnell has definite ideas about creativity. When he founded pioneering game maker Atari Inc. in 1972, he and his team created a culture that enabled people to do their best work, be creative and take risks, have fun and to change as needed...
Forbes
Jan 25
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As the creator of iconic games like Asteroids, Centipede and Pong it saddens me to see video game trailblazer Atari file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company is responsible for elevating video games to a serious recreational activity and...
guardian.co.uk
Jan 23
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The games maker did well to hang on so long, but its workers will do well to avoid the fate that befell Kodak's employees
When Atari filed for bankruptcy, Ron Adner, a business professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, experienced the...
MarketWatch
Jan 22
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Videogame maker launched in 1972 rang up hits with ‘Pong’ and ‘Asteroids,’ but fell short in personal computers and hand-held gaming devices.
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more ▼WIKI ANALYSIS
WIKI ANALYSISAtari SA is a France-based producer, publisher and distributor of interactive video games for a variety of consoles, including Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony, advanced smartphones, personal computers, web and online. The Company has several subsidiaries, including Atari Inc., which distributes games in North America, Atari Interactive Inc., Atari Europe, Cryptic Studios Inc. and Eden Games.
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