Entries in 'atari' (150)
Atari assets up for sale after failure to secure buyer
Having failed to find an outright buyer, Atari is to sell off its IPs individually.
Atari founder: The days of mobile gaming is over
Mobile’s increasing dominance of the game industry is over and will be usurped by new technology, Atari founder Nolan Bushnell has said.
Atari files for bankruptcy
Had you forgotten that Atari exists? Well, it sounds like it may sadly not exist for much longer.
Atari sticks with Europe despite studio shake-up
Publisher Atari says it is still committed to Europe despite putting its biggest EU asset, French studio Eden Games, up for sale.
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UPDATED: Atari revenue down, Eden Games closes doors
Atari has reported a decrease in revenue for its fiscal 2012, and in the wake of the results the publisher has begun some major restructuring.
Commodore founder Jack Tramiel passes away
Jack Tramiel, one of the founding fathers of the modern games industry, has passed away at the age of 83.
Atari justifies iOS legal action
Longstanding publisher Atari has effectively confirmed that it has taken action to block iOS games that apparently infringe on copyright.
Atari launches legal assault on iOS devs
Black Powder Media, the producer of iOS title Vector Tanks 3, has claimed that Atari has issued a number of copyright infringement claims against games that resemble anything from Atari’s ...
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New management at Atari
Online publisher Atari has hired new additions to its management team as it continues to establish itself in the mobile and casual space.
Trion picks Burns as European GM
John Burns has been appointed as SVP and general manager of Trion Worlds Europe.
Cryptic acquired for $50m
Atari’s has sold its Californian studio Cryptic for $50 million to China’s online gaming giant Perfect World, the company has said.
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Atari's Eden Games 'on strike'
Staff at French studio Eden Games have today gone on strike, in a protest against company layoffs, according to reports.
Impressive Atari Hits app arrives
One of the most ambitious retro game collections to hit smartphones has arrived in the Apple App Store today.
New CEO at Cryptic Studios
Atari Europe has announced that former COO Jack Emmert has been appointed as the new CEO of developer Cryptic Studios.
Atari online revenues soar 494%
Atari’s revenues dropped from €92.5m (£77.7m) to €41m (£34.4m) year-on-year during the nine months ending December 31st.
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Champions Online gets free-to-play date
Atari Europe's superhero MMO Champions Online will officially become a free-to-play title on January 25th.
Ex-Midway VP joins Atari
Long-running publisher Atari has hired two new senior managers to bolster its US operations.
Ghostbusters sequel skips retail
A sequel to Atari’s 2009 console hit Ghostbusters: The Video Game will skip retail altogether and instead be released on Xbox Live, PSN and PC.
Online games reduce Atari’s H1 loss
Atari’s online games division outperformed its console operations in the first half of the year, but were unable to prevent overall losses in revenue.
Burns to leave Atari next month
MCV can confirm that the current vice president and general manager of European operations at Atari John Burns will step down from his role next month.
UKIE signs up three new members
The Association for UK Interactive Entertainment has announced that three new firms have signed up for membership.
Free-to-play for Champions Online
Developer Cryptic Studios and publisher Atari have announced that PC MMO title Champions Online is to become a free-to-play title from Q1 2011.
New digital boss for Atari
Publisher Atari has announced the appointment of Alexander Chung as its senior director of digital strategy and distribution for its North America operations.
Atari appoints new dev VP
Turbulent publisher Atari has announced the appointment of John Hayase as its senior vice president of product development.
