Paris, August 4, 2020 – The Atari Group, one of the world’s most iconic consumer brands and interactive entertainment producers, announces a significant expansion of its existing partnership with ...

Results of the first half of 2020-2021 Press Release - Paris, France – February 15, 2021 at 9h00 pm Growth of the game business over the period, but licensing activity impacted by Covid-19 With a very ...

Weeks before releasing its first new console in over 20 years, Atari is setting out to dominate the videogame industry’s crypto market with the sale of $1 million worth of Atari Tokens later this ...

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SAN JOSE — Atari is planning a series of hotels that will sport the name of the videogame icon, with hotel sites slated to include San Jose. The gaming trailblazer vows that the hotels will meld its ...

Atari, for those who are unaware, is launching a new gaming entertainment system in November, the Atari VCS. The new PC/console hybrid, will be inspired by the classic 2600 that launched in 1977, and ...

The first of Atari and GSD Group’s hotel series will begin construction in Phoenix later in 2020. Atari, a company best known for pioneering home video games, is leaping into new out-of-home terrain: ...

The long-delayed and long-anticipated new Atari VCS console may soon be coming to a living room near you. It was recently announced that the upcoming Atari VCS 800 will be available this autumn and is ...

While the Atari that arcade gaming fans knew and loved in the '80s has long gone, the name continues to find itself attached to all sorts of fancy new projects, including the 'Atari Hotels' venture ...

Atari — yes, that Atari — is getting into the hotel business. The video game pioneer is putting its name on eight new hotels across the U.S., including one in Seattle. The hotels will feature esports ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Phoenix and Las Vegas are slated to be the first sites for ...