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Atari Corp. (UK) Ltd.
Railway Terrace
Slough, Berkshire
This picture was taken in 2001, the building no longer exists.
Main building entrance view from the staff car park. Ground floor: reception/office area and access to the workshops and warehouse, 1st floor: administration/office areas and demo rooms, 2nd floor: Bob Gleadow's office and other top brass.
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A man plays Missile Defense on the Atari 2600 at the Kogod Courtyard of the American Art Museum. The courtyard had a number of consoles available for play to celebrate the opening of the "The Art of Video Games" exhibit.
This photo featured in the We Love DC blog.
Washington, DC
Hey boss... Why don't we just put a huge banner on the Convention Center to remind people we're actually still in business?
A 1980s-era software packages and books for my Atari 800XL computer. Labyrinth was a game from Broderbund.
After 3 years of research I finally was able to get my Atari STe hooked up to my LCD monitor. The key is the GBS-8200 HD Converter and some simple sync conversion from the STe monitor ouput. Still needs some tweaks (and a real cable made) but it's already amazingly useful.
Atari 2600 Skiing run on variation 3, difficulty switch B. 28.01 time on this run. My all-time best is 27.96.
1196 Borregas Avenue, Sunnyvale, California
Former Atari Corporate Headquarters 1984-1996
Now partially empty, photo taken in 2009
Tari, was a short lived company during the "2600" day's of computing, they were later sued for copyright reasons.