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There are plenty of ways to describe Nolan Bushnell. Technology visionary. Catalyst of the computer-game industry. Unrelenting entrepreneur with sparkling successes and catastrophic failures. A man who was actually able to create a successful restaurant franchise with the name Chuck E. Cheese. Even maybe a matchmaker. Bushnell, who started the early video firm Atari and imposed Pizza Time Theatre on the masses, credits another of his creations for minting a whole generation of marriages. The pioneering '70s videogame Pong, once ubiquitous in college-town watering holes, gave guys and gals an opening to challenge each other to digital duels on its tabletop black and white screens. As a result, he says, "literally thousands of people have told me over the years that they met their wife or husband playing Pong."

ON THE 8TH DAY NOLAN CREATED THE ARCADE

THE DREAM TEAM - NOLAN AND CHUCK E. CHEESE!

IN 1973 THE FUTURISTIC MOVIE "SOYLENT GREEN" FEATURED NOLAN'S 1ST ARCADE COMPUTER SPACE!

THE ATARI 8000 MAIN FRAME SUPER COMPUTER

GATHER ROUND' THE GOOD STUFF!

FEEL THE POWER!

REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEONE

BENTLEY THE BEAR FROM THE GAME CRYSTAL CASTLES

THE ATARI FAMILY IS IN THE HOUSE!

DIG DUG STAINED GLASS WINDOW @ GROUND KONTROL ARCADE IN PORTLAND, OREGON!

THOSE KIDS ARE AT IT AGAIN!!

ONLY HOT CHICKS PLAY QUANTUM

ASTEROIDS DELUXE COCKTAIL TABLE IS SO INTENSE!

3-D GLASSES SOLD SEPERATELY!

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HAVE A HOLLY JOLLY CHRISTMAS!

I just thought I would post a few pictures of my RANKIN/BASS Christmas display for the holiday season. I am a huge Arcade fan AND a even bigger fan of the Rankin/Bass stop animation cartoons and movie...
Posted by ATARI on Thu, 06 Dec 2007 08:42:00 PST

The Peoplemover

This video has nothing to do with ATARI. But, brings back some AWESOME MEMORIES of my fav ride the PEOPLE MOVER. This show is about the then "New Tomorrowland" of 1967, showing some of the new attract...
Posted by ATARI on Thu, 19 Jul 2007 06:07:00 PST

Computer Space Finally Found!

A couple weeks ago, I had a amazing find! I was able to buy a COMPUTER SPACE (the first coin-op arcade) on craigslist for $275.00. The guy I bought it from told me that he "used to manage various movi...
Posted by ATARI on Wed, 11 Jul 2007 06:03:00 PST

ATARI'S ATOMIC ARCADE

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Posted by ATARI on Tue, 08 May 2007 10:31:00 PST