Atari Anniversary Edition
Atari Anniversary Edition is a 2001 video game compilation of Atari arcade games, developed by Digital Eclipse and published by Infogrames, Inc.
Atari Anniversary Edition
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- 2002
- Genre
- arcade
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Atari Anniversary Edition is a 2001 video game compilation of Atari arcade games, developed by Digital Eclipse and published by Infogrames, Inc.
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• Title — Atari Anniversary Edition • Developer — Digital Eclipse • Publisher — Infogrames, Inc. • Platforms — Windows, Dreamcast, PlayStation, Game Boy Advance • Released — Windows DreamcastJune 26, 2001 PlayStation'Game Boy Advance • Genre — Various • Modes — Single-player
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Atari Anniversary Edition features twelve Atari arcade games from over the years within an arcade-based setting. Alongside the games are other features, including interviews with Atari founder Nolan Bushnell, box artworks and manuals, among other special features. The Microsoft Windows version is a single disc repackage of two previous Atari compilations released by Hasbro Interactive: Atari Arcade Hits, released on 5 July 1999, and Atari Arcade Hits 2, released in 2000. A similar compilation, Atari Greatest Hits, was also released in 2000, and was simply both volumes packaged together as a 2-CD set. The games from both discs were compiled into one for the Dreamcast version, which was only released in North America. The PlayStation version was released as Atari Anniversary Edition Redux, and is similar to the Dreamcast version but has a slightly altered game list, with Millipede and Crystal Castles replaced with Black Widow and Space Duel. The Game Boy Advance version was released under the title of Atari Anniversary Advance. This version contains the same games as Volume 1 of Atari Arcade Hits, but Pong is replaced with Battlezone. It also includes an after-market level replacement hack of Tempest titled "Tempest Tubes", as well as a "Trivia Challenge", which consists of questions about Atari and its 1980s video games.
List of games
List of games
• Games — Windows — Dreamcast — PlayStation — GBA • Asteroids (1979) — Volume 1 • Asteroids Deluxe (1981) — Volume 2 • Battlezone (1980) — Volume 2 • Black Widow (1983) • Centipede (1981) — Volume 1 • Crystal Castles (1983) — Volume 2 • Gravitar (1982) — Volume 2 • Millipede (1982) — Volume 2 • Missile Command (1980) — Volume 1 • Pong (1972) — Volume 1 • Space Duel (1982) • Super Breakout (1978) — Volume 1 • Tempest (1981) — Volume 1 • Warlords (1981) — Volume 2
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- 2.Atari Anniversary Edition. Game Nation.
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- 8.2003 Releases. Eurogamer.
- 9.Lai, Shiuming. Review: Atari Anniversary Edition. MyAtari. 1. 33. July 2003.
- 10.Bottorf, James. Nostalgia games quickly lose edge. The Burlington Free Press. 172. 206. 3E. 25 July 1999.
- 11.Ruggill, Judd E. Tempest: Geometries of Play. University of Michigan Press. 77. 27 August 2015. 978-0-472-05269-1.
- 12.Atari Anniversary Advance. IGN. 4 April 2002.
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