bouzane on 27 June 2012
It's sad that the little blurb for Atari's 40th Anniversary is as much about Nintendo as Atari... for no apparent reason. Anyway, I started out on the Atari 2600 and I still play it occasionally. I've got dozens of games for the 2600 and it's easily one of my favorite consoles, so many good memories. That being said, I'll never understand why indie developers can find success with games like Castle Crashers, Super Meat Boy, Plants vs. Zombies, etc... while Atari loses millions developing second rate, big-budget titles. You would think that Atari would return to their roots and lead the way in the mobile and tablet markets as well as XBLA and PSN.
