I shouldn't admit this but, here goes......I BOUGHT BULLET WITCH, AND I LIKED IT!! *runs down hallway. *slams door.

 perv :P

 j/k

I liked Infrogrammes but the only good Atari game i can think of is Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy i really liked it but Atari only published it so it doesnt really count.Infrogrammes best games were Hogs Of War and Worms.

One of my favourite PS1 games were Infogrames: Bugs Bunny Lost in Time. I'm craving to play this game but I can't find the disc. So I turnt to PCSX, problem being that without a gamepad playing emulated games does kinda suck, and I don't really wanna fork out for a crappy gamepad that'll break the second I get it out the packaging.

I guess I'll have to wait until the Sixaxis gets nice support with Vista (the current drivers through me errors).

Roller Coaster Tycoon games were also very fun.

ATM they don't stand for much, but once they pull themselves backtogether and get a few good games under development they'll be more important. They're the kind of devloper I think that could really shine on the Wii. IMO they have some great games but don't neccessarily have the funds for the projects.

 Nah, Dragon Ball Z is all Atari these days.

DBZ games are developed by Namco-Bandai, and distributed in Europe and US by Atari.

@ Ryuhei,

                   Thanks for the clarification.

Staring up DBZ:BT2, the sheer volume of company names that appear on screen is about as ridiculous in length as the name of the game itself. 

 Crazy bugs are abundant in many Atari games (Driv3r anyone?). Temple of Elemental Evil had some kickass gameplay though, I love their tactical integration of the D20 system!