Atari was a pioneer in the world of home video games, and the company is still around today. Founded in 1972, it's best known for its home video game console dominance thanks to the Atari 2600, ...

Atari has acquired all intellectual property rights to Ubisoft titles Cold Fear, I Am Alive, Child of Eden, Grow Home, and Grow Up, the companies announced. Atari plans to re-release these titles ...

Atari has announced a rather large acquisition today, including five different IP from Ubisoft’s collection. The Atari company will take over ownership of these IPs, which include the Grow Home series ...

The Atari of today has very little to do with the Atari that helped kickstart the arcade and console business back in '70s, but the modern company is doing more than most zombie brand revivals to ...

Atari announced it has acquired all intellectual property rights to five Ubisoft titles - Cold Fear, I Am Alive, Child of Eden, Grow Home, and Grow Up. Atari plans to re-release the games under its ...

When you think Ubisoft, you usually think about its tentpole franchises like Assassin's Creed and Rainbow Six Siege, but the company has also released several great small-scale games across PC, ...

Atari recently purchased the rights to five Ubisoft franchises: I Am Alive, Child of Eden, Cold Fear, Grow Home, and Grow Up. This is excellent news for the fans of these franchises previously owned ...

Atari and Ubisoft have announced that Atari has acquired the IP rights to five Ubisoft-published games with a view to make them available on new platforms. Not only that, but Atari has expressed its ...

Atari has cool retro hardware and promising new games dropping this year and next. I got my hands on the 2600+ Pac-Man Edition, Adventure of Samsara, and Bubsy 4D, and can't wait to play more. I’m a ...

These Ubisoft projects were published between 2005 and 2016, and all left dormant as the company focuses on its biggest franchises, like Assassin's Creed. Now, Atari plans to bring them all back onto ...

Games Atari aims to be "best in the world at retro games," CEO says, which is why it's put its money into keeping brilliant retro studios like Nightdive and Digital Eclipse from having to worry about ...