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List of Dragon Ball video games
Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game was released on May 29, 2002 by Atari.
Eve Online
At that time, the game will also be available in boxed form from stores, released by Atari.
Scrabble
The official Scrabble computer game in North America uses a version of Maven as its artificial intelligence and is released by Atari.
Snoopy vs. the Red Baron
An earlier game with a similar theme and name, Snoopy and the Red Baron, was released by Atari in 1984 for the Atari 2600 platform.
Batman computer and video games
In 1990, Atari released an arcade game based on the Batman movie.
Carnivores (series)
The fourth game, Carnivores Cityscape, was developed by Sunstorm Interactive and released by Atari in 2002.
Yahtzee
In 1996, the game was first released to PC and Mac users by Atari.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi (series)
Further confusing fans in North America, Atari's domestic release of the game does not feature the same music found in the original Japanese version.
Quantum (disambiguation)
Quantum (video game), an arcade game released by Atari in 1982
Atari, Inc (Infogrames)
However, as stated, neither of the games was directly released by Atari.
Atari, Inc (Infogrames)
The same year that the Paddle Games were released, Atari released a TV game of their own which they called the Atari Flashback Console.
My Horse and Me
It is the first game released by Atari under their exclusive partnership with the FEI.
1972 in video gaming
Atari releases its first arcade game, Al Alcorn's Pong.
Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
A PC game based on the film was released by Atari, who worked closely with one of the film's directors, Patrick Gilmore.
1982 in video gaming
Warner Communications' Atari releases the Quantum arcade game.
1980 in video gaming
Warner Communications' Atari releases the Missile Command arcade game, and the Battlezone arcade game (it was later enhanced for the US Army for military training) – albeit relying on specialized vector graphics hardware.
1974 in video gaming
Atari releases Gran Trak 10, the first racing game, to video arcades.
Warlord (disambiguation)
Warlords, a game released by Atari in 1980.
Ms. Pac-Man
Atari, Inc released versions of it for their Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800 and Atari 8-bit computer line.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3
Atari has released a correct version of the game, but has made no effort to distinguish it from the incorrect version (aside from the shrink wrap method mentioned below).
Stunt Cycle (arcade game)
Two dedicated console versions were released by Atari in 1977.
Racing game
The arcade game Gran Trak 10, released by Atari in 1974 is generally considered as the progenitor of the genre.
1974 in video gaming
Atari releases Gran Trak 10, the first racing game, to video arcades.
History of video games
In November 1993, Atari released the Atari Jaguar, a 64-bit gaming system which hadn't had much success because the players knew Sony and Sega would capture the market.
1977 in video gaming
In October, Atari releases the Video Computer System (later known as the Atari 2600) video game console alongside nine launch titles.
Unreal Tournament 2004
In summer 2004, Epic and Atari, in collaboration, released an XP Levels downloadable mappack, which included two new Onslaught maps - ONS-Ascendancy and ONS-Aridoom.
1983 in video gaming
Atari releases Star Wars, a vector graphics-based game based on the popular film franchise.
History of video games
In November 1993, Atari released the Atari Jaguar, a 64-bit gaming system which hadn't had much success because the players knew Sony and Sega would capture the market.
Carnivores (series)
The fourth game, Carnivores Cityscape, was developed by Sunstorm Interactive and released by Atari in 2002.
Happy Computers
After the 810, Atari released the more reliable, double density 1050 drive.
Missile Command
In 1984, Atari released a game called Liberator, which was seen by some as being a variation of Missile Command with the situation essentially reversed; in Liberator, the player is the one attacking the planetary bases.
Atari, Inc (Infogrames)
Also, in late October 2005, Atari released one of two collections of its classic arcade games only for the Nokia N-Gage console, titled Atari Masterpieces.
Atari, Inc (Infogrames)
Following the success of the Budokai and Legacy of Goku series, Atari has released numerous other Dragon Ball titles including Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors, Dragon Ball Z: Super Sonic Warriors 2, Dragon Ball Z: Sagas, Dragon Ball GT: Transformation, Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure and Super Dragon Ball Z.
Unreal Tournament 2004
This extension (excluding mods) was released as a Bonus Pack by Atari on September 23 2004, and is available for free download.
1976 in video gaming
In April, Atari releases Breakout (whose prototype was designed by Apple Computer cofounders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak) to video arcades.
Unreal Tournament 2004
This extension (excluding mods) was released as a Bonus Pack by Atari on September 23 2004, and is available for free download.
Atari, Inc (Infogrames)
Atari is also releasing Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi and its sequel, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 which is a separate series from the Budokai series.
1979 in video gaming
Atari releases the Lunar Lander and Ed Logg & Lyle Rains' Asteroids arcade games.
Gravitar
Gravitar is a shoot 'em up arcade game released by Atari, Inc in 1982.
Battlezone (1980 video game)
Red Baron (arcade game), a pseudo-sequel to Battlezone released by Atari in 1980, which utilizes much of the Battlezone hardware.
Pole Position (arcade game)
While many considered the three-screened racer TX-1, released in 1984 by Atari and designed by Tatsumi to be a sequel to Pole Position II, the true sequel arrived in 1987 with the release of Final Lap, which may be considered an unofficial Pole Position III.
1980 in video gaming
Warner Communications' Atari releases the Missile Command arcade game, and the Battlezone arcade game (it was later enhanced for the US Army for military training) – albeit relying on specialized vector graphics hardware.
1980 in video gaming
Warner Communications' Atari releases the Centipede (by Ed Logg & Dona Bailey) and Warlords arcade games and also the Tempest color vector arcade game.
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