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1. www.atariarchive.orgAtari Archive

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   5 days ago · Entitled Atari Archive Vol. 1: 1977-1978, this covers the first two years of the Atari VCS’s life… and then some. If you’ve seen the video series or read this blog, you can guess the format of the book – much of it consists of delving into the history behind each game released in that two-year stint.

2. www.pcgamer.com › atari-acquires-massive-atariAtari acquires massive Atari archive after revealing a 'new ...

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   Sep 11, 2023 · The main grumble is about whether Atari can be trusted to manage the site properly, because it is genuinely the #1 source for Atari stuff and Atari has a long history of mismanagement, which is ...

3. forums.atariage.com › topic › 350449-atari-archiveAtari Archive Volume 1: The Book! - AtariAge Forums

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   Apr 18, 2023 · It's called Atari Archive: Volume 1 and covers the first two years of the 2600's life on the market. In it I delve into the history behind its creation and the creation of the first 20 games released on the machine, contextualizing it all with insights into the market, the coin-op space, what competitors were doing and even how the FCC was involved.

4. www.atariarchive.org › uncategorized › welcome-toWelcome to the Archive! | Atari Archive

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   Welcome to the Atari Archive homepage! Some of you may know me from my YouTube channel, Atari Archive, which since 2017 has been looking at the history of the early video game industry through the lens of each Atari Video Computer System (or 2600) release in chronological order. I really enjoy producing these videos, and am really pleased that ...

5. retrovideogamesystems.com › atari-2600-facts-youAtari 2600 – Facts You Might Not Know! - Retro Video Game ...

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   To sum up the Atari 2600, it was and still is the longest living game console with records stating that it spanning a duration of 14 years and 2 months in US gaming history. I believe that because of versions called the Atari Flashback that are still being made today, in some respect its legacy still has not finished. . . Long live the Atari 2600!

6. gamehistory.org › ep-13-living-ataris-history-withEp. 13: Living Atari’s History with Kevin Bunch

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   Jan 6, 2021 · Our guest today is historian and friend and chicken owner, Kevin Bunch. Kevin, among other things, is the creator of the Atari Archive series of chronological looks at the library for the Atari VCS – or if you prefer the 2600, though you are wrong. Kevin, welcome to the Video Game History Hour. Kevin Bunch 00:46. Oh, it’s great to be here.

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   What is the Atari 2600 called?

   • The Atari 2600 had several different names throughout its life span, including 'The Woody', the VCS – (Video Computer System), the CX-2600, and CX-2600A. The most famous of all was 'The Heavy Sixer'. My earliest recollection of the Atari 2600 was back in the late 1970s, getting on a bus from school into my local town and going straight to Woolworths.

   Atari 2600 - Facts You Might Not Know! - Retro Video Game Systems

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   How did Atari get its name?

   • It’s undeniable that Atari initially made its name with Pong. This simple two-player take on a tennis game was an incredible arcade success for the company, with competing clone machines popping up in the years following its 1972 debut.

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   Is the Atari 2600 considered a game console now?

   • The Atari 2600 is still considered a game console as records state that it spanned a duration of 14 years and 2 months in US gaming history. Its legacy continues in some respects due to modern versions like the Atari Flashback that are still being produced today.

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   When was Atari founded?

   • The great company Atari, arguably responsible for the popularisation of home videogaming, was founded in 1972. But after its heyday things went badly wrong, and the original Atari would be acquired, split, merged, declare bankruptcy, and go through various corporate shenanigans, such that the current Atari is an iteration founded in 2001.

   Atari acquires massive Atari archive after revealing a 'new' 2600 that

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   Is Atari a 'nostalgia'?

   • Nostalgia is obviously a niche, and Atari's focus will need more range for it to become a vibrant presence in the contemporary games industry once more. But this is a company with real history and, as its current custodians do more to honour that than any of their predecessors, that's no bad foundation.

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   Can Atari be trusted?

   • The main grumble is about whether Atari can be trusted to manage the site properly, because it is genuinely the #1 source for Atari stuff and Atari has a long history of mismanagement, which is not unreasonable. There are also concerns the company may try to crack down on dissent or be more heavy handed.

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8. retronauts.com › article › 2061Retronauts Episode 530: Atari Archive and the 2600 Launch

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   May 1, 2023 · Description: Jeremy Parish and Jared Petty chat with author Kevin Bunch about the launch of his book, Atari Archive Vol. I, and dig into the lessons he learned about the creation and launch of the groundbreaking VCS console. Retronauts is a completely fan-funded operation.