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Atari has partnered with Twin Galaxies to launch the Atari World Championships. The competition starts with an open online tournament featuring five Atari titles and concludes with a live in-person Grand Finals. …
… Infrogames later rebranded to Atari SA. Hipster Whale is the latest in a series of recent Atari acquisitions. In April, Atari acquired emulation studio Implicit Conversions for an undisclosed amount. Last month, Atari also acquired the rights to the first five Wizardry RPGs . …
… Atari chairman and CEO Wade Rosen confirmed the deal to Deadline, but Universal declined to comment. "For more than five decades, Atari has created games and worlds that have remained part of popular culture long after their original release," Rosen said. …
… CEO Wade Rosen described the results as Atari "reaching operational profitability for the first time in several years," a characterization that applies to the core Atari business rather than the group as a whole. …
… As part of the agreement, Implicit Conversions will provide additional support to Atari "in various capacities." "Implicit Conversions' ability to work with 32-bit era games using their proprietary Syrup engine complements our existing expertise with 8 and 16-bit era games," said Atari CEO Wade Ros… …
… Atari's Digital Eclipse published a remake of Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord in 2024. Atari acquired Digital Eclipse in 2023 in a deal valued at up to $20 million . …
Atari has appointed former CTO Andreas Deptolla as president of Atari Europe. In this new role, Deptolla will oversee Atari’s European operations, which consists of approximately 100 employees, including studios in the UK and Sweden. …
… Combining that foundation with a purpose-built professional network was simply the obvious thing to do." Atari acquired MobyGames in 2022 for $1.5 million from retro hardware manufacturer Antstream . …
… Long live physical media." Atari Atari is known for its physical game releases. …
… Iam8bit emphasized that "physical games are vital to game preservation, ownership, and consumer choice." Atari told GamesIndustry.biz it "remains committed to game preservation and creating products for fans for whom collecting physical editions is an important part of their gaming experience." UK-…