Atari: Game Over debuts exclusively on Xbox platforms on Nov. 20
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Remember when a documentary crew went to New Mexico to find the legendary Atari graveyard? Well - that film is going to be available on Xbox in just a few weeks.
READ MORE >E.T., Atari cartridges found in landfill to go to museums and up for auction
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The Alamogordo city council is setting plans in motion, with emphasis on the Atari story being told, and making a little money back from the dig as well.
READ MORE >Alone In the Dark and Haunted House being rebooted at Atari
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Yes, this is following the previous reboots that both franchises went through.
READ MORE >"So a third reboot of the game franchise, well, that's... interesting. Just forget all the ..."
see all 5 commentsMinimum adding Team Death Match
Minimum is getting a new Team Death Match mode, leaving the minimalist Titans at home, along with a re-designed map, new armor sets, and balance tweaks.
READ MORE >Minimum now on Steam Early Access
The MOBA-inspired action game Minimum is now available on Steam Early Access for $19.99.
READ MORE >Minimum holding another open beta weekend
Mech-on-mech shooter Minimum is getting another free beta weekend, starting tomorrow and lasting through Sunday.
READ MORE >Documentary film crew finds E.T. game cartridges in New Mexico landfill
Remember the film crew that was going to dig up the Atari landfill in a search for E.T. video game cartridges? (No, not the Angry Video Game Nerd movie crew! The other movie crew!) They found something!
READ MORE >"What a perfect example of crap television, they literally are showing rubbish (and a well known ..."
see all 50 commentsMinimum is back, features Titans in mech-on-mech battles
Minimum is back. Originally announced as a free-to-play shooter by Section 8 developer TimeGate Studios, it's now in the works at Human Head--the studio that worked on the what-ever-happened-to-it Prey 2.
READ MORE >"Yet somehow its the nicest looking placeholder art ive ever seen...."
see all 4 commentsRollercoaster Tycoon 4 Mobile launched
The much-maligned Rollercoaster Tycoon 4 has launched on the App Store. While it carries an initial price tag of $3, it's very much designed as a free-to-play game.
READ MORE >"This looks FUCKING HORRIBLE. No entrance/exits, no queues, no pricing, no ride charts, no R&D, ..."
see all 7 commentsMicrosoft invites you to join them at a landfill (to find E.T.)
This is probably one of the weirdest video gaming invites you'll ever receive. Microsoft wants gamers to join them in New Mexico. At a landfill. But wait! There's a good reason for that.
READ MORE >"Maybe they will find another landfill filled with Kinect ... "
see all 14 commentsGauntlet preview: dungeon party
Atari's classic Gauntlet will soon make a much-anticipated return, thanks to Warner Bros.
READ MORE >"Needs a little bit more color and less brown dark stuff, but still excited. Gauntlet is coming back!"
see all 22 commentsRollerCoaster Tycoon 4 also coming to PC, will be 'completely different'
Gamers were none too happy when Atari announced RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 as a mobile game. Following the backlash, Atari confirmed that, yes, a PC game is also in the works. And it will be "completely different" from the mobile game.
READ MORE >"Heh, seeing this headline makes me think of John Cleese saying, "And now for something... ..."
see all 8 commentsRollerCoaster Tycoon 4 announced, is a mobile game
It's been nearly a decade since the last numbered RollerCoaster Tycoon game was released. Today, Atari has announced RollerCoaster Tycoon 4--and it's a mobile game for iDevices.
READ MORE >"Pours a 40 out into the gutter. G'bye RCT. I'll always remember the fun times I had launching ..."
see all 45 commentsTItanfall Arcade remixes Asteroids and other Atari classics
We're not entirely sure what classic arcade game Asteroids has to do with Titanfall, but it's one of three games to be showcased in the newly launched Titanfall Arcade.
READ MORE >"Can you play these in the cockpit of your Titan as the systems software updates itself?"
see all 2 commentsTotal Annihilation, Star Control, Master of Orion IPs sold off at Atari auction
Atari has auctioned off several of its prominent video game assets, and if everything is approved by a New York bankruptcy court on Wednesday, popular franchises such as Total Annihilation, Master of Orion, Star Control and Battlezone will have new homes.
READ MORE >"I vaguely remember the 98 version. Played a ton of the original. "
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"Really? Cool. I had the impression that they tried to dump the cartridges as discreetly as ..."
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