Gamer Sector: Atari announced in March that the classic hit "Warlords" will become a remake for modern consoles since being in hiding for over 20 Years.
Warlords was originally an RPG for the Atari 2600 in 1989 but has now resurfaced with it's "How-To-Play" trailer, showing that sitting back and sipping on beverage after beverage will no longer class you as a "Warlord".
Another brand new game for the Atari VCS created by Orange Pixel. Today we take a first look at this game where it total reminds of us a pixel based "No Man's Sky"
As a follow up to our video of "Atari is Not Dead", we have found there is a ton of misinformation about Atari in general.
Atari *is* dead. The current company using the name is not Atari at all. It's like the new Delorean company making that EV, it isn't Delorean. It's just some other company that bought the name.
It doesn't help when the original Atari pretty much died years and years ago and then another company Infrogrames or however it was spelled changed its name to Atari despite not having anything to do with Atari. Its any wonder why there's so much misinformation.
The Atari that hold a much bigger footprint in the industry is dead, as a publisher they're still around.
" As of 2022, the current Atari is pursuing several lines of business outside of video gaming, including cryptocurrency[15][16] and video-game themed hotels.[17] "
It might not even publish games anymore but that's the last I heard about them so I guess it's not even a videogame company anymore.
"It might not even publish games anymore but that's the last I heard about them so I guess it's not even a videogame company anymore."
Huh? Did you actually watch my video?
No I didn't but like I said " guess "..
Atari might not be dead but it's not even part of the gaming conversation anymore.
Getting back onto the big stage could happen if they started to attend E3 while others are no longer showing up.
It's easier said than done, especially financially.
Today, we take a closer look at one of the reimaged games on Atari 50, Vctr Sctr.
