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Mark Beaumont, a child of the Atari joystick generation, always assumed he’d get over video games. It’s proven not to be the case. Now that he’s a father of one, his gaming has taken on a more clandestine hue

LEGO celebrate Atari's 50th anniversary with an nostalgic model of their 2600 console

Depending on where you lived and which consoles or computers you had as a child, the story plays out completely differently – and we should embrace that subjectivity

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In this week’s newsletter: As the revolutionary company celebrates a half-century, we look back at everything video games owe to Atari

It was a few white lines on a black screen, but Asteroids became Atari’s most popular arcade game.

Retro Bay Café boasts a selection of classics from Nintendo, Sega, Atari and more, spanning from the 1970s

Items from the birth of Apple, home computing and video gaming are up for grabs at an auction, which will conclude on March 17. The top lot from "The Steve Jobs Revolution: Engelbart, Atari, and Apple" auction is a July 1976 check to pay $3,430 for parts for the Apple…

In 1979, a group of disgruntled Atari employees decided to quit and create their own company. Activision was the world’s first “third-party” game development company, producing and publishing titles for other companies’ platforms.