Atari Buys More Than 100 Classic Games < NAG

It’s not strange to hear about video game publishers and developers buying up new and shiny IPs; what is strange, though, is a developer going the other way and buying up the classics – which is precisely what Atari has just gone and done. In a move that no one saw coming, Atari, the games company that dominated the market in the 1970s and are responsible for an entire generation falling in love with video games, has acquired the rights […]

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