Atari’s ‘Something Big’ Reveal Is 39 Physical Activision Cartridges – Exactly as We Predicted
The releases include 39 games, with individual cartridges priced at $35 and a complete collection offered for $1,000, Atari said.
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Atari’s ‘something big’ reveal is 39 physical Activision cartridges – exactly as we predicted
It is not often that a company gives away its enormous secret by putting a space in the middle of a word, but Atari has now revealed its mysterious “vision for your game shelf” was indeed a vision involving Activision, and they would have gotten away with it if wasn’t for us pesky kids. When Atari began teasing “one of the biggest announcements we’ve ever made” last week, it offered almost nothing beyond that peculiar reference to a game shelf. …
The Future of Physical Games Is Bleak, but Atari Is Re-Releasing 50-Year-Old Games Again on Working, Physical Cartridges
Atari has today announced a new physical game collaboration with Activision called the Atari x Activision Collection. The unexpected project reunites Activision with Atari after almost 50 years.The full set of working, physical game cartridges includes 39 classic Activision games, like Pitfall!, River Raid, and Kaboom!, and there will be three ways to purchase them. Individual, “Standard Edition” versions of 12 of the games will be available fro…
Go back to the 70s with brand new Atari 2600 cartridges
Today, Atari and Activision announced the Atari x Activision Collection, a collaboration briging back 39 Atai 2600 titles on physical titles. This includes classics like Pitfall!, River Raid, and Kaboom.The collection will be available in three options:Standard Edition cartridges of a dozen popular titles will begin shipping in November for $34.99 each.Four Deluxe Box sets – Treasure, Speed, Secrets and Victory – expand the collection to 39 tota…
48 years later, Atari is finally reuniting with Activision to bring back cartridges, but I'm holding out for more than Pitfall
Atari and Activision have somewhat of a turbulent history, but the two publishers are teaming back up in the name of new cartridges. The collection will provide vintage console fans with the chance to nab 12 standard edition releases, including Pitfall!, River Raid, Kaboom!, and H.E.R.O, and if you're feeling really fancy, you can add 39 "deluxe" boxed classics to your shelf with ludicrous price tags. The Atari x Activision Collection almost fee…
If you prefer to put your games on the shelf instead of downloading them from any digital library, you'll soon get a supply from a time when a module was actually a module. Atari and Activision have announced the Atari x Activision Collection and release a total of 39 classics for Atari 2600 again on working cartridges. more
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