Google Easter egg lets you play Breakout with pictures of Breakout
Google celebrates an arcade classic with this clever homage to Atari's Breakout.
Consoles that won’t die: The Atari Jaguar
Nearly 20 years after its retail demise, the Atari Jaguar is set to host a stunning version of the classic adventure game Out of This World. Original creator Eric Chahi and Jaguar programmer Sebastian Briais discuss this unlikely port.
Consoles that won’t die: The Intellivision in 2013
Forget the next-generation speculation. Gaming in 2013 is all about the Intellivision, Mattel Electronics' 1979 home entertainment console.
Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition dev: You choose what Android device you want it on
Baldur's Gate is finally coming to Android, but the develop doesn't have resources to get it working perfectly on all devices.
Atari secures financing to stay afloat while it evaluates strategic options
The classic-gaming publisher also hired an investment firm to investigate the company's financial options.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: THQ asset auction, Legend of Zelda in HD, and Atari is bankrupt
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Iconic game company Atari files for bankruptcy protection
The legendary game company and its brands are up for grabs.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Humble THQ Bundle, sexism, and The Walking Dead Episode 5
This week, THQ releases Saints Row: The Third and more of its popular games in the first non-indie Humble Bundle, women in the games...
New history of Atari commemorates the 40th anniversary of Pong
Industry vets Martin Goldberg and Curt Vendel have penned a comprehensive history of the retro gaming juggernaut, Atari, in time for the 40th anniversary of the interactive, table-tennis classic, Pong.
Super Bunny Breakout ditches the colored bricks for cute critters (hands-on preview)
Instead of smashing bricks, you're rescuing animals trapped in an evil science lab in this new twist on Atari's 36-year-old Breakout franchise.