Atari and Jeff Minter are teaming up for another retro reimagining. This time, it's for the rare 1984 arcade game I, Robot.

In 2026, the arcade classic Breakout will celebrate its 50th anniversary. However, Atari is getting the party started a little early with a brand-new revamp of the game called Breakout Beyond.

Jeff Minter, the legendary indie developer who's been doing his own weird thing since the early 1980s, has a new weird thing in the works: a remake of I, Robot, an arcade shooter originally released ...

Publisher Atari and develoepr Llamasoft have announced I, Robot, a reimagining of the 1984-released arcade shoot ’em up of the same name. It will launch for PlayStation 5 with PlayStation ...

Atari has been a key player in gaming since the early days of home consoles and arcade machines. It helped establish the video game industry with some of the most recognizable titles, including ...

Atari has announced yet another retro series to be brought back in modern style. Breakout Beyond revives the classic brick-busting arcade title, and it's coming to PS5 and PS4. Developed by Choice ...

The king of video game psychedelia has been digging in the crates again ...

Beyond will turn Breakout on its side with a new horizontal orientation, tasking arcade-action enthusiasts to smash through walls left to right. Atari promises 72 levels and two-player co-op.

Breakout Beyond is a new, re-imagined version of the Atari classic Breakout, brought to life by Choice Provisions and given an interesting twist. Your goal is still to break all the bricks on scre ...

offers a retro gaming experience with emulation of classic Atari consoles and arcade machines. It features unique controls, a 7-inch display, HDMI output, and comes pre-loaded with around 200 games.

Two years after reimagining Atari's unreleased 80s arcade prototype Akka Arrh, design legend Jeff Minter is back with another ...

And besides, he jokes, "None of Ed's friends would do it!" Atari had an exclusive license to develop Star Wars arcade games already, and it became the first partner of the new Games Group.