Difference between revisions of "Atari"
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*[https://atariage.com/ AtariAge] Covers Atari gaming consoles | *[https://atariage.com/ AtariAge] Covers Atari gaming consoles | ||
*[https://www.atarimania.com/ Atari Mania] Games database of everything Atari (arcade, consoles and computers) | *[https://www.atarimania.com/ Atari Mania] Games database of everything Atari (arcade, consoles and computers) | ||
| + | *[https://youtu.be/-KHvaPkgvvQ All Atari 2600 games] [https://youtu.be/6z3qvj28o5Q All Atari 5200 games] [https://youtu.be/nzJOtgZKHXU All Atari 7800 games] in one video | ||
*[https://youtu.be/YKVa1M35iJs Jack Tramiel vs. IBM - The Atari PC Story] by [[ctrl-alt-rees]] | *[https://youtu.be/YKVa1M35iJs Jack Tramiel vs. IBM - The Atari PC Story] by [[ctrl-alt-rees]] | ||
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Revision as of 23:25, 1 March 2025
Nowadays, the Atari brand belongs to Ex-Infogrames.
Used to build arcade systems, 8 and 64 bits consoles (Atari 2600/5200/7800, Atari Lynx, Atari Jaguar), 8-bit computers, the famous Atari ST (16-bit) and less famous Atari Falcon (32-bit). And Atari also produced a line of IBM-compatible PCs.
Links
- AtariAge Covers Atari gaming consoles
- Atari Mania Games database of everything Atari (arcade, consoles and computers)
- All Atari 2600 games All Atari 5200 games All Atari 7800 games in one video
- Jack Tramiel vs. IBM - The Atari PC Story by ctrl-alt-rees
- Atari at the English-language Wikipedia
- Atari 8-bit
- Atari ST
