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A batch of 500 Atari VCS consoles will ship to backers this summer. However, sometime in the third quarter of this year, specifically this fall, the new Atari device will release for public consumption for $249.99 to get the base model or for $279.99 to get the 8GB edition. Pre-orders are also up, charging folks $389.99 to call dibs on the Atari VCS. Continue reading “Atari Will Release The Atari VCS In Q3 2020”
If you may have forgotten about the Atari VCS, there’s no need to worry. Stepping in to remind gamers and fans alike of its existence comes a new report from Atari itself backed by another report saying that 500 units of the forthcoming system are due out sometime this June. Continue reading “Atari Is Gearing Up To Ship 500 VCS Consoles This June, According To Reports”
Atari and Chequered Ink announced that there’s a new PONG game in the works and it’s a role-playing title of sorts called PONG Quest. You create and customize your very own paddle and then embark on an epic quest across various tables, boards, and locations, uncovering loot and rewards along the way. Continue reading “PONG Quest RPG Announced”
Title: Ghostbusters The Video Game
Players: 1
Platforms: PC (Reviewed), PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One
Genre: Third-Person Shooter
Developer: Terminal Velocity
Publisher: Sony, Atari, Mad Dog Games
Release Date: June, 2009
Given that newer AAA games are all designed to be vehicles for Left-wing agitprop, filled with strong ugly women who don’t need no man, pro-refuge nonsense, and more LGBTQIAPEDO crap than you can shake a stick at, I’ve opted to stop playing most new releases. Normal human beings just don’t find that kind of propaganda entertaining nor is any normal person fond of the Left’s agenda being irrumated into every facet of media. Continue reading “Ghostbusters The Video Game Review: The Real Ghostbusters 3”
The last time we reported on the Atari VCS was back in March of this year and how it’s using the 14nm AMD processor featuring high-performance Radeon Vega graphics architecture and two “Zen” CPU cores. As of now, a new blog post by Atari on Medium details the UI on the Atari VCS, its applications, and its retail launch in 2020.
Continue reading “Michael Arzt Talks Atari VCS UI, Applications, And Retail Launch In 2020”
Atari has a rich history of intellectual properties under its publishing label that are just sitting there, collecting dust. One such series is Master of Magic, which hasn’t seen a new game release since the re-emergence of the game on GOG.com back in 2010, and even that wasn’t a new game just a re-release of the old Micropose outing. Well, Slitherine has some big plans for the intellectual property now that they’ve acquired the dormant franchise from Atari. Continue reading “Slitherine Acquires Master Of Magic Rights From Atari”
Nightdive Studios and Monolith Productions re-release of Blood as Blood: Fresh Supply has been receiving a lot of positive feedback from most gaming outlets and casuals. However, hardcore enthusiasts are able to see behind the glitz and glamor of the hype veil, and outline some of the issues that plague a game after removing the rose tinted glasses of nostalgia. Continue reading “Blood: Fresh Supply’s Technical Shortcomings Outlined By Gaming Enthusiasts”
You’ve read it right. The Atari VCS has faced yet another delay. According to a new blog post by Atari, the company announced the upcoming console’s delay is due to “added power,” which includes the 14nm AMD processor featuring high-performance Radeon Vega graphics architecture and two “Zen” CPU cores. Continue reading “Atari VCS Delayed Again, Will Use AMD Ryzen For More “Power””
Atari had stated before that their foray back into the competitive home console space would start at $199.99. They’ve maintained that marketing point as they’ve announced pre-sale purchases for the Atari VCS home console will begin on May 30th when the IndieGoGo for the hybrid console/PC device gets underway. Continue reading “Atari VCS Console Pre-Orders Go Live May 30th For $199”
Atari announced that prototypes of the new Atari VCS will be available at this year’s Game Developers Conference, with demonstrations of the new system being put on display at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. Continue reading “Atari Renames AtariBox To Atari VCS, Pre-Order Date Coming In April, 2018”
Some of the former female employees who worked at Atari during the 1970s and 1980s have made comments about the state of the gaming industry, which has prompted various media outlets from The Guardian to USA Today to label Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari, as an unworthy recipient for the GDC Pioneer Award due to embracing the “free love” culture during the era of 1970s some 40 years ago. Continue reading “Atari’s Former Female Employees Reproach Brianna Wu, GDC For Denigrating Nolan Bushnell”
Congressional hopeful Brianna Wu, Opaque Space design lead Jennifer Scheurle, Worcester Polytechnic Institute professor Gillian Smith, and other feminist activists in the tech industry attempted to get the hashtag #NotNolan to trend in order to prevent the founder of Atari, Nolan Bushnell, from receiving a pioneer award during the Game Developers Conference set to take place this year in San Francisco, California. Continue reading “Brianna Wu And Others Forfend GDC Award From Atari Founder Nolan Bushnell”
Atari recently started a crowdfund to bring in investors for a port of RollerCoaster Tycoon on the Nintendo Switch. They’re asking for anywhere between $10,000 and $1 million to have Nvizzio port the mobile version of the game to the Switch. However, the average gamer is having absolutely none of it. Continue reading “Atari’s RollerCoaster Tycoon Nintendo Switch Crowdfund Angers Gamers”