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Best ATARI Arcade Games

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ATARI se fundó en los Estados Unidos en 1972 por Nolan Bushnell y Ted Dabney, Atari puede ser considerada la fundadora de la industria del videojuego, gracias al PONG. La versión casera de PONG, que se conectaba a una TV, fue una de las primeras consolas de videojuegos.

Atari ha estado presente desde los primeros días de las máquinas de arcade, fue creador de las consolas caseras, como la Atari 2600, produjo una serie de computadores de 8 bits (Atari 400/800 y la serie XL/XE), tomó parte en el mercado de los 16 bits con el Atari ST, creó la consola Atari Jaguar de 64 bits, revolucionaria para su época; y lanzó una cónsola portátil, la Atari Lynx.

En este vídeo repasamos sus mejores juegos arcade como desarrollador ordenado cronológicamente. ATARI contiene juegos inolvidables en la década de los 70 y 80 como Asteroids,Lunar Lander, Missile Command, Centipede, I, Robot, Paperboy, Marble Madness, Super Sprint…

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  1. What emulator did you use that has the “bloom” on the shots for the Asteroids games?

  2. A lot of these i never ran into. But i sure ran into gauntlet.

  3. Oh, Atari. Such mismanagement destroyed a great company.

  4. as i watched this entire video, i started to realize how bad the music is, in EVERY game. either a 5-year old did the music, or the programmer attempted to do the music, and atari was just like "** it, ship it". the only good music i heard was the outro to this video.

  5. Anyone know where I can find a pong mame rom?

  6. Wow Firefox looks amazing for a 1984 game!

  7. I have all of these on my AtGames Arcade Legends stand up machine! includes a roller ball and spinners!

  8. Atari 2600 were very expensive in the 70s I was told around 700 bucks. Which I'm sure most couldn't afford since minium wage was around 4 bucks. I can see the arcades making casino type money

  9. I was really into Atari's Centipede and also it's "table-top" mini version back then. What a blast!

  10. Marble madness, Roadblasters, Asteroids, Centipede, Paperboy, Super Sprint, Atari Was Fabulous with they’re releases in the 80’s

  11. Faltaron muchos títulos de atari,!! El tema del video esta mal hay muchos juegos mezclados de varias consolas 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

  12. Fortunately the Japanese assisted them with seppuku

  13. Wow! This brings me back to the old days in the arcades!!! Life was so much simpler back then. Even those these games are simple by today’s standards I’d put every one of them up against The last of Us part two when it comes to fun and replay value!!

  14. Gran colección, muchos juegos estaban adelantadísimos para su época, como el I Robot y el S.T.U.N. Runner. La mayor parte de la gente no sabe que Atari ya hacía juegos poligonales antes que Sega o Namco.

  15. wow, some really bad games in there! some good ones too *marble madness, Tetris, paperboy, 720, too bin *

  16. Does anyone know what the deal is with Midway and some of these games? Over they years some of these games have shown up in Midway collections even though these are made by Atari.

  17. Pong wasn't atari….it was pre atari by 7 years on a weird system coleco

  18. So basically it is NOT best arcade games by Atari, but all Arcade games by Atari, most of which (with the exception of a few classics) are crap.

  19. Atari certainly came up with some classic arcade games, notably in their early days, but boy did they make some shockers later on, and they certainly tried to milk any slightly successful game and innovation for all its worth e.g. Developers: How many variations of "Super Sprint" type games do you want? Atari: "Yes".

  20. WOW, thanks for this video. I enjoy watching various games. It brings back memories and I enjoy seeing all of the creativity and the type of imagination to make these games.

  21. Goes to show that Atari's golden years really were between 1979 and 1990, and even then not all of those were stone-cold classics. And after that, the Midway influence of churning out derivative games really starts to bite…beat 'em ups and light gun games over and over again. Strikes me that the last truly original game was Klax…

  22. Great selection of games. It has some of my favourites on there.

  23. My local pizza place had roadblasters when I was growing up. Had good times playing that game

  24. It's kind of sad watching this when you understand the context of when these games were released and what they were competing against. You see Atari go from innovating to competing, then struggling and finally being left behind and kind of embarrassing themselves.

  25. Atari (Inc.) was more amazing than most people know! Unfortunately, upper management drove Atari off a cliff!!

  26. Awesome overview of 70's commercial arcade gaming!
    Due to the 80's Golden Age, the 70's is often overlooked, other than Pong/Breakout style games
    I recall playing many of the games shown, and others with Black and White or Green screens, some with colored overlays.
    A hotel near King's Island near Cincinnati, OH around 75-76 had a Games room with several cool coin video games. Sprint was a fun classic 2 player game, as was Death Race and similar, and a fav on mine as a 9 year old was a 2 player Fire truck driving game, where one person drove the truck with a big steering wheel, the other the ladder trailer.
    There were Mom & Pop pizza party joints in the 70s prior to chains like Chuck E Cheese, with great game rooms with many classic 70s video games, as well as those retro cool electro-mechanical arcade games like Polaris, or SKeeball, etc

  27. 7:35 Lunar Lander was my very first arcade game I ever played, I even remember the arcade where it was and its name.
    That game was the beginning of the end. 😁
    28:25 Oh boy Hard Drivin was critical in my life, it taught me how to drive stick!
    Good memories.

  28. you should do "Best Exidy Arcade Games"

  29. Two games I like: Gauntlet and Indiana Jones.

  30. Atari created some of the most greatest videogames of ever.

  31. Never new atari and midway were one of the same.

  32. Roadmasters game was used for wreck it ralph movie

  33. I thought that atary died in the 70´s, I was never expecting 80´s, 90´s or even 2000´s atary games.

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