Numskull revealed a new addition to their arcade cabinet lineup, as the classic Atari title Battlezone is getting its own quarter-scale model for their Quarter Arcades line. As they have done with ...

NEW YORK, May 4: Atari, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATAR) today announced the development of BattleZone for the PSP TM (PlayStation ® Portable) system, a modern update to the 1980 classic arcade game. BattleZone ...

Apple has offered many copycat games on its iTunes App Store for years, but decided to pull a number of apps in December due to copyright infringement complaints by Atari. The heavy-handed approach ...

Sniper Elite series developer Rebellion announced that it plans to relaunch Atari’s arcade classic Battlezone with a pair of new games for PCs and VR devices. In addition to the VR-focused Battlezone ...

When BattleZone hit the scene in 1980 as the first 3D arcade game, it was praised for its snazzy vector graphics and unique tank-like control scheme. Today Atari announced the development of a new, ...

Atari announced on Tuesday that it is launching Atari’s Greatest Hits, a collection of 18 arcade classics and 82 Atari 2600 console games, for iOS. The free app includes the original ’70s arcade ...

It could be argued that Atari's 1980 arcade classic Battlezone was the first virtual reality game. In a simple duel of tanks, players looked through a small opening in the cabinet to maneuver their ...

Along the journey of my early gaming life, I owned an Atari 2600, an Atari 5600 and the “we-barely-knew-you” Atari 7800. I miss those game systems, but I can get ...

There is and always will be a soft spot in my heart for the Atari 2600. It was the first gaming platform I had growing up, and even with its simple graphics and pew-pew sound effects, many hours ...

When Atari was going bankrupt and there was a fire sale on its properties, Rebellion jumped at the chance to grab “Battlezone.” The arcade classic was a game that Rebellion founders Jason and Chris ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The creators behind a host of Atari arcade classics are reuniting to ...