Atari

After being collected, crushed and left buried in a New Mexico for more than 30 years, these rare copies of E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial are selling for over $500 apiece on eBay.

In a somewhat strange but ultimately cool revelation, it's been discovered that Chubby Checker -- yes, the "The Twist" dude -- recorded a song about Dig Dug.

A man has stepped forward claiming that he was the person who buried the stash of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial in a landfill at Alamogordo, New Mexico.

No doubt by now you've heard that an excavation team was digging up the old landfill in New Mexico that was fabled to be full of "E.T." carts for the Atari 2600. Yes, they found some "E.T." games, but also found several others games. Many looked to be in working order. The reason for the landfill was because people kind of stopped playing video games after that game came out, b

Xbox Entertainment Studios been given the greenlight to excavate the alleged Atari landfill and has opened the doors for the public to see it happen.

The mobile version of this popular amusement park simulator will play quite differently than its main format on PC.

Fans of micromanagement should be excited about the news that RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 Mobile will be coming iOS devices soon.

Super Mario Bros is one of the most iconic video games of all time. It's the game that turned Mario into a house-hold name, the music is legendary and video games today still use Super Mario Bros. as their main source of inspiration. It was the game that was included in the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in the mid-80s so it just missed the opportunity to be on the Atari 2600. Leave it to Ch

Thanks to some documentarian film makers, the landfill where Atari dumped 10-20 semi-truckloads of old video games is about to be excavated for the first time.

Atari's US arm is trying to break off from its France-based parent company, Atari SA. It's filed for bankruptcy and is selling all its assets.

In a recent auction at gamegavel.com, Air Raid, considered to be one of the rarest games for the Atari 2600, sold for a cool $33,433.30.

The Atari 2600 is celebrating its 35th birthday this week. Has it really been that long since Pong?!?