This isn't the only way to play classic Atari video games without an original console. Another recent entry is the Atari Gamestation Pro ($99.99), a console with more modern wireless controllers ...

Breakout was an arcade game launched by video game developer Atari back in 1976. It's a simple game consisting of a row of bricks you need to smash with a ball that bounces off a paddle board.

T he Atari 2600 may not be the very first video game home console, but it was certainly the first one to cut through to ...

According to Axios.com, “Atari’s 1972 Pong, ubiquitous in bars and restaurants, was the first commercially successful arcade machine, credited by IGN with bringing video games out of the realm ...

A new Breakout game from Atari was just announced and it looks rad. But this isn’t the first time we’ve seen this updated spin on the arcade classic. In fact, a few years ago this version of ...

Breakout for the Atari is arguably one of the most well-known titles in gaming history. More than likely, anyone remotely ...

Credit: Atari Breakout Beyond. In this neon-infused twist on the classic 1976 arcade game, players smash through each puzzle by clearing bricks to reach the final goal.

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Atari Flashback Classics "The most comprehensive collection of arcade and home console classics. Packed with 150 all-time favorites, rare gems, and ...

Atari pioneered the home video gaming industry in the 1970s with their 2600 console, which brought (at the time) state-of-the-art games like "Space Invaders," "Pole Position," the "Pac-Man" series ...

Breakout Beyond is a new take on Atari’s classic brick-smashing arcade game, coming to consoles and PC in 2025. ... It really helps when Gruff Video Game Man is a real person. 4:23 PM UTC.

PortalOne, which touts itself as “the world’s first hybrid games platform,” has extended its partnership with Atari by today adding Breakout to its unique service–and you’ll be able to ...

The Atari 400 and 800 signaled the start of a new era in computing. Breakout, by ExtremeTech editor-in-chief Jamie Lendino, was the first book to cover what made Atari’s groundbreaking computer ...