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ATARI ADVANCES

Atari isn’t a brand that has always had the best custodians, and that has left However, recent years have seen Atari rebuilding its reputation in the retro space, thanks to the likes of the Atari 2600+, and the exciting games that put new spins on old favourites. With that in mind, we recently met with the company to see what it has in store for the near future, as well as to get some clarity on some aspects of what Atari is doing today.

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