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Atari

Based in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg Founded 1983

Atari SA is the holding company (formerly Infogrames) that owns the Atari brand and publishes games through labels including Atari, Nightdive Studios and Digital Eclipse, with a focus on re-releasing and remastering older games. It earns money from game sales, hardware such as the Atari VCS and licensing its brands.

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In the guide 1game it made or published

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  1. Other

    Became majority owner of Thunderful Group

    Thunderful Group shareholders approved Atari's purchase of about 82% of the Swedish company for SEK 50 million (about $5.3 million), making Atari the owner of studios including Coatsink and publishers Rising Star Games and Thunderful Publishing.

    GamesIndustry.biz
  2. Other

    Bought retro re-release studio Digital Eclipse

    Atari agreed to acquire Digital Eclipse, a developer known for remastered collections of older games such as Atari 50: The Anniversary Collection, for up to $20 million including performance-based payments, following its 2023 purchase of Nightdive Studios.

    GamesIndustry.biz
  3. Other

    Ended its crypto token joint venture and hotel and casino licences

    Atari terminated all licence agreements with ICICB Group, including a blockchain joint venture and hotel and casino licences, and told the public that the joint venture's 'Atari Token' websites and materials were unlicensed and outside its control. It said it would create its own replacement token and estimated a write-off of up to €11 million from ending the hotel and casino licences.

    Atari SA
  4. Monetisation

    Exited its Atari Casino business and moved away from free-to-play games

    Under new CEO Wade Rosen, Atari said it would focus on premium PC and console games, shut down or sell free-to-play titles such as RollerCoaster Tycoon Stories, and exit its Atari Casino business in Africa.

    GamesIndustry.biz
  5. Court case

    US subsidiaries filed for bankruptcy protection

    Atari filed for bankruptcy protection on 21 January 2013, with its US companies entering Chapter 11. After failing to find a buyer for its whole catalogue, it put its game assets, including RollerCoaster Tycoon and Test Drive, up for court-supervised auctions held in July 2013.

    GamesIndustry.biz

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Last checked 1 November 2026. Sources: www.gamesindustry.biz, www.gamesindustry.biz, atari-investisseurs.fr, www.gamesindustry.biz, www.gamesindustry.biz, en.wikipedia.org, www.ideal-investisseur.fr. Spotted something wrong or missing? Send a correction.