Stay at the Atari, they said.
The name ‘Atari’ is, for many gaming veterans, synonymous with video gaming. The company was a trailblazer in the world of arcades before bringing interactive entertainment home with the VCS/2600 console. However, following the video game crash of ‘83 – which many blame on Atari’s poor business practices – the company stumbled from one disaster to another before eventually giving up the ghost in the ‘90s, its assets pickled apart by other firms.
The Atari we have today is, therefore, not the one which thrilled us with the likes of Asteroids, Battlezone and Pong, and if you needed any more confirmation of that, then check this out – the 2020 version of Atari is building a hotel.
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The name ‘Atari’ is, for many gaming veterans, synonymous with video gaming. The company was a trailblazer in the world of arcades before bringing interactive entertainment home with the VCS/2600 console. However, following the video game crash of ‘83 – which many blame on Atari’s poor business practices – the company stumbled from one disaster to another before eventually giving up the ghost in the ‘90s, its assets pickled apart by other firms.
The Atari we have today is, therefore, not the one which thrilled us with the likes of Asteroids, Battlezone and Pong, and if you needed any more confirmation of that, then check this out – the 2020 version of Atari is building a hotel.
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