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kogeikun: One day, looking for online adult games, I found this game of Atari (Caster’s Revenge). The cavalry officer of the United States George Armstrong Caster dodge a hail of arrows to fuck a poor American native tied to a post. I struck me

bakerstreetbabes: atarial: Baker Street oh my gosh this is finished!!!!!!! after more than year, it is finally done!! I do hope that you all like this as much as the old one, hopefully even more =D OMG IT”S FINISHED EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

kgthunder: ‘The Tower of the Elephant’-Probably my favorite Conan story. Artist: Manuel Sanjulián Mistook this for Atari 2600 cover art. I still want to play this.

rudeboy308: atari-mitsuku: Gifs from the Mai flash that came out this year from Jyubei. JYUBEI IS THE BOOB GOD. I love his versions of Yoko Littner and especially Mizuki Tachibana.

rudeboy308: atari-mitsuku: Gifs from the Mai flash that came out this year from Jyubei. JYUBEI IS THE BOOB GOD. I love his versions of Yoko Littner and especially Mizuki Tachibana.

scificity: George Lucas testing out the 1983 Atari Star Wars arcade game.http://scificity.tumblr.com

obscurevideogames: ad for Red Sea Crossing (Inspirational Video Concepts - Atari 2600 - 1983) I like how the ad seems to focus on the one kid who would rather color with crayons than play “Bible Video Game” (thanks to lloorren for pointing out

wundergrrrl: persephonesdescent: holybat: THIS PISSES ME OFF SO MUCH. I got an Atari for xmas when I was around 5 and it started a trend. After that it was every Nintendo system that came about. For me xmas was all about the gaming systems. So suck

8bitfuture: First trailer for Atari: Game Over. This looks awesome! The movie comes out this fall on Xbox. In April, history was made in the world’s most famous garbage dump. After years of speculation spanning countless conspiracy theories, the legend

n64thstreet: The Executioner from Mace: The Dark Age by Atari Games/Midway.

sunnysundown: bocces: Remember that Urban legend about the ET Atari cartridges being buried in some desert? It’s true, they found them …

markusrabbit: ultrafacts: Some useful Google tricks. More facts on Ultrafacts You can also play Atari Breakout by searching it in google images. Another fun one is to google search “zerg rush” (referring to a popular strategy in the game Starcraft)

ask-cloud-skipper: gamefreaksnz: Atari reveals console comeback with the Ataribox First look at Atari’s new crowdfunded gaming console OH

did-you-kno:If you do a Google image search for ‘Atari Breakout,’ the search results become the blocks in the game, which you can then play in your browser. Source

it8bit: Classic Ads: Centipede Centipede is a vertically-oriented shoot ‘em up arcade game produced by Atari in 1981. The game was designed by Ed Logg along with Dona Bailey, one of the few female game programmers in the industry at this time. The

whackyscissors: sanka-tetsu: Update: Did an alt version w/o the tears, more surprised lookingA commission sketch for enderman0, Anko giving a lucky horse a nice hotdogging. I’d never heard of or seen this “Anko” character by Atari Mitsuku and

dnopls: Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 | Dimps/Atari (Playstation 2, 2004) this is the best game ever because i can do this

drkrankenstein: the part in avgn atari jaguar part 2 where the nerd tries to stuff an entire jaguar cd into a business envelope

teamalphari:just a casual day in the life of comic feat. atari the Gay Shiba Inu and a random Hot Dog,,, art © theresa <3 thank u(T$#@#

vgprintads: “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” [Newspaper Teaser] via AtariMania It’s September 26; on this day in gaming history, Atari buried thousands of unsold game cartridges out in the New Mexico desert, most of them being a surplus

vgprintads: “Mystique - ‘When You Score… You Score!’” [WM]via The Dot EatersHoly crap, an ad from the infamous Atari smut peddlers, Mystique! These guys took advantage of the 2600′s un-regulated market and brought a plethora of crude, adult

70sscifiart: “In the 70s, Atari clearly had a vision of what the arcades of the future would look like.”

vgprintads: ‘T-MEK - “The Most Insanely Immersive Challenge on Earth”’[ARC] [USA] [FLYER] [1994]Scanned by David Andrews, via The Arcade Flyer ArchiveHave you played T-MEK today? Atari announces Nazrac’s Galactic Tour and a new option for

vgprintads: ’Atari - ‘New Frontiers’’[ATARI 8-BIT] [USA] [MAGAZINE] [1982]Uploaded by jbcurio, via Flickr Oh hey, back from before the video game industry arbitrarily decided to market solely to boys.

vgprintads: ‘Zircon Video Command Joystick’ [ATARI 8-BIT / VIC-20] [USA] [MAGAZINE] [1982] Videogaming Illustrated, October 1982 Scanend / Uploaded by scottithgames, via The Internet Archive At some point, Zircon International must’ve received

it8bit: Atari VCS (2600) in the JCPenney Christmas Catalog (1980) Scan from Wishbook (via:iamsoretro)

laotree:Clean and weathered versions. This series was deep, I imagine an Atari version would be like Oregon Trail x Fallout, just going around the Wheel in a caravan, stopping for performances, bartering and fighting marauders. And then levels actually

bobcatdump:ainawgsd:sigridkaffen:ohifonlyx33:unhinged-kitten:i’m “house phone” years old i’m “computer room” years oldI’m “floppy disks but they actually flopped” years oldI’m “used to have a rotary

thevideogameartarchive: An additional Atari 2600 artwork piece![The Video Game Art Archive][Support us on Patreon]

whackyscissors:sanka-tetsu: Update: Did an alt version w/o the tears, more surprised lookingA commission sketch for enderman0, Anko giving a lucky horse a nice hotdogging. I’d never heard of or seen this “Anko” character by Atari Mitsuku and my

gameraboy: Robert Ludlum, author of The Bourne Identity, prefers to write on his Atari 800, 1981 ad.

it8bit: Classic Ads: Paperboy Paperboy is a 1984 arcade game by Atari Games. The players take the role of a paperboy who delivers newspapers along a suburban street on his bicycle. This game was innovative for its theme and novel controls. Paperboy

astropolice: oh for the love of atari, zangief

yahoonewsphotos: Diggers find’s E.T. games in landfill A decades-old urban legend was put to rest Saturday when workers for a documentary film production company recovered “E.T.” Atari game cartridges from a heap of garbage buried deep in the New

bocces: Remember that Urban legend about the ET Atari cartridges being buried in some desert? It’s true, they found them

markusrabbit: ultrafacts: Some useful Google tricks. More facts on Ultrafacts You can also play Atari Breakout by searching it in google images. Another fun one is to google search “zerg rush” (referring to a popular strategy in the game Starcraft)

savingthrowvssexy: atarigirl: savingthrowvssexy: Atari Girl appreciation post. Shout out to @savingthrowvssexy! They’ve been one of my biggest supporters for as long as I can remember and omg thank you! I’ll find some way to return all the love

vgjunk: Space Cavern, Atari 2600. Looks like the dude is fucked. That little laser pistol he’s got doesn’t seem to be doing too much.

it8bit: Atari VCS (2600) in the JCPenney Christmas Catalog (1980) Scan from Wishbook (via:iamsoretro)

dizzymisslizzi: atarial: Well that’s the sketch done 8D Will most likely colour this when I get photoshop at the beginning of january Oh i do not enjoy drawing architecture =| While I’m not a big fan of Sherlock, I think this is really cute. This

mat2modblog: didyouknowgaming: Atari Jaguar. Source. What the actual f—k?

heck-yeah-old-tech: Jungle Hunt by Atari for the 2600, in its original box. 1984Trivia: The original arcade version was called Jungle King and featured a Tarzan-like character, and used a sample of Johnny Weismuller’s Tarzan yell. (A supermarket across

otlgaming: MODERN GAMES AS ATARI CARTRIDGES (Part 1) Shortly after posting this first batch of modern games with an 8bit twist back in July the deviantART account that created them was deactivated and it seemed our days of modern/Atari art were over.

thesubpixel: IT’S HERE AND IT DOESN’T EVEN FIT IN THE CONSOLE. NO WONDER IGN GAVE THIS A 5.8. PATCH THIS, ATARI.

yeahiwasintheshit: gifsofthe80s: Pole Position - Atari - 1982 loved sitting in the arcade booth for this game, it was so cool I played this on my commodore! Lol

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markusrabbit: ultrafacts: Some useful Google tricks. More facts on Ultrafacts You can also play Atari Breakout by searching it in google images. Another fun one is to google search “zerg rush” (referring to a popular strategy in the game Starcraft)

bocces: Remember that Urban legend about the ET Atari cartridges being buried in some desert? It’s true, they found them

cassetteplayers: Atari 410 Program Recorder Cassette Recorder. The REC button will not push down, and it does not move on play, the rewind, advance and stop/eject functions seem to work. Model 410 - measures 6.5" x 9.5"

grayflannelsuit: Falken’s Maze by Paxton Holley on Flickr.Oh man, I love this so much. It’s a custom Atari 2600 game based on the game in the movie WarGames.

otlgaming: MODERN GAMES AS ATARI CARTRIDGES (Part 2) Due to the overwhelming feedback about the first set, we’re posting a second set of Atari cartridge art. This set is more interpretive and showcases the diverse range of StarRoivas’s talent.

fuckyeah1990s: technically 80s, but idk I had a regular nintendo in the 90s, and an snes, and an n64. and a genesis. and a 3DO. A playstation. And a Sega CD and 32x. And a game gear, game boy, game boy color, game boy pocket.. and an Atari Jaguar.

fuckyeah1990s: Christmas in the 90s. If any of you have any photos of receiving a Sega Saturn, Playstation 1, Panasonic 3DO, Atari Jaguar, or Neo Geo for christmas, let me know…

jeffisageek: Learn to Brave New Worlds with your Atari Computer - The Retroist

kazucrash: Ghostbusters: The Video GamePublisher: Atari, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (EU PS2/PSP)Developer: Terminal Reality (360, PS3, Windows), Red Fly Studio (PS2, PSP, Wii), Zen Studios (DS)Platform: Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation

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