Atari and developer Choice Provisions have provided a new update for Breakout Beyond on Switch. It's good news for those who ...

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Right now, more than 500 games are filling the floor at Cobb Galleria Centre and Renaissance Waverly Hotel & Convention Center…and you’re invited to come beat some high scores!

Perhaps you've heard stories of the mythical Atari landfill in New Mexico full of unsold E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial games. Well, there's actually nothing mythical about it: the E.T. game landfill ...

And, infamously, after Atari made the mistake of ordering 4 million copies of the game, many of them ended up in a New Mexico landfill. E.T. also almost killed the video game industry entirely.

The arcade game was massively popular and a huge win for developer Taito. It made sense to try and port the title to home systems and Atari Inc. were the first to get that opportunity.

An ET Atari cartridge pictured on the ground in Atari: Game Over. Over 40 years later, the success of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial keeps it cemented as an iconic classic.

The Extra-terrestrial Atari Game Hits Stores, And Flops Hard So why was there such a rush to get E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial into the Atari 2600 consoles of the world?

You get E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, so licenses weren’t totally prohibitive, but the story of Atari is incomplete without the iconic pop culture-inspired games.

Since Virtually Creating the Video Game Market, Atari Has Had a Tumultuous 50 Years In the company’s bicentennial year, we look back on its highs (Pong), lows (that infamous ET game), and head ...