With CGMagazine having just been sent review units of both the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5, what better time to reflect on the best-looking console designs of all time?

The Atari VCS is a crowdfunded linux gaming PC-console hybrid which was supposed to ship early this year. The console has been delayed several times over, and we might have some insight into why now that the chief designer, Rob Wyatt, has sued Atari over unpaid wages.

While clearly aimed at the luxury market, the Atari Pong Table is a well crafted, stunning device that would sit well in any retro gaming fans home.

Atari announced its concept in creating a line of “video game-themed” hotels in a partnership with GSD Group and Steve Wozniak’s non-profit organization Woz Innovation Foundation.

The legacy of Blood lives on in Blood: Fresh Supply, the latest PC remaster of the classic Build Engine FPS originally developed by Monolith Productions in 1997. Now under the helm of Night Dive Studios, Blood has been thrown into a whole new engine, receiving a number of new features and technical upgrades for both […]

RollerCoaster Tycoon Joyride is one of those games that seemed like a surefire idea in evolving the classic series to the modern era, with the prospect of VR support being the cherry on the cake — It’s with great sadness that I must report that this game barely even qualifies as a simulation title, let […]

Todd Shallbetter, the former COO of Atari is changing lanes and joining a medical gaming company known as Level Ex.

It can be argued that video games have striven towards achieving a feeling of verisimilitude, especially when talking about AAA releases, however, due to hardware limitations of the era, often times early video games looked more like abstract works of art, rather than games as we see them today.

The original RollerCoaster Tycoon holds a special place in my heart because it was actually one of the first PC games I ever owned. It was an elegant game from a more civilized time, possessing that 90’s PC charm that only games like SimCity, Starcraft, and Lords of the Realm could have. I never got […]

Atari Flashback Classics, for sheer numbers, puts many game collections to shame. Getting one-hundred-and-fifty titles in one place makes for a staggering offering across Atari’s early arcade, 2600, and 5200 consoles. It’s a fantastic chunk of the history of video games, especially with its complete manual scans and box art. It’s a lovely collection, although […]