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Feb 22, 2016 · It was July 1982 and Atari, then one of the world's most successful tech companies, had just paid a reported $21m for the video game rights to Spielberg's new blockbuster, ET the...
Mar 29, 2018 · It almost sounded too wild to be true, yet the legend was revealed to have more than a grain of truth behind it: in 2015, the documentary Atari: Game Over covered a kind of archaeological dig at...
Dec 15, 2014 · Attempting to lure Steven Spielberg to make films for Warner Brothers, Warner Communication, the parent company of Warner Brothers and Atari, negotiated an expensive licensing agreement for Atari to make a video game adaptation of Spielberg's latest movie, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
Sep 13, 2023 · Atari and Howard Scott Warshaw made what he called the $22 million bet” in the 2014 documentary Atari: Game Over, and E.T. was canonized in Atari history. With Steven Spielberg...
May 26, 2022 · July 27, 1982, the publisher Atari he was jumping for joy at having just managed to get the right to develop and market a videogame transposition of ET the extra-terrestrial, a famous feature film signed by Steven Spielberg who at that moment was making a splash at US ticket offices.
May 1, 2014 · "E.T. was the death of Atari." If you believe the urban legend, then that game, based on Steven Spielberg's blockbuster movie, is the sole reason Atari flopped in the 1980s.
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May 31, 2017 · Howard Scott Warshaw was working at Atari in 1982 when Steven Spielberg asked him to design a video game adaptation of E.T. Courtesy of Dave Staugas
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