The Llamasoft Collection is the latest addition to Evercade’s expanding lineup, featuring 27 games from industry legend Jeff Minter. Spanning the early 8-bit home computer era through to the Atari ST, ...
The 1980s was a hugely important time for the video game industry, yet some of the most influential games from that era are ...
Campbell Clinic X-ray tech Brian Wetherald transforms windows at the Medical District office into works of art using sticky ...
Destiny 2's new Lawless Frontier activity offers a thrilling blend of extraction and objective-based gameplay, with powerful ...
The Atari 2600 Plus retro console, Pac-Man Edition Image: Atari / Bandai Namco I’ll be honest: Part of the reason I wanted the Pac-Man Edition Atari 2600 Plus console was because I thought it would ...
Atari 7800 games currently do not work. Games library feels padded. Poor ergonomics. Lackluster build quality. Atari is a very different games company in 2025 to the industry-dominating titan of the ...
Atari just unveiled its latest gaming console, the Intellivision Sprint. Atari is launching the console to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Intellivision, calling the Intellivision Sprint a "modern ...
Desktop environments are the norm as computer interfaces these days, but there was once a time when they were a futuristic novelty whose mere presence on a computer marked it out as something special.
Atari and My Arcade are back with new hardware, which isn’t a weird phrase to say in 2025 anymore. The company is following up its recent 2600+ and 7800+ hardware, as well as tributes to its computing ...
Do we need an Atari gaming handheld in 2025? Definitely not. Do I still really want the Atari Gamestation Go? Absolutely. The retro portable strikes a great balance between ostentatious and sleek, ...
Atari was a pioneer in the world of home video games, and the company is still around today. Founded in 1972, it's best known for its home video game console dominance thanks to the Atari 2600, ...
Atari has announced a rather large acquisition today, including five different IP from Ubisoft’s collection. The Atari company will take over ownership of these IPs, which include the Grow Home series ...