artist Tim Lapetino brought on Phil Noto to help illustrate the game’s key art in his signature painterly style with the end result being a nostalgic call-back to Atari’s classic box art designs.

The upcoming metroidvania adventure looks and feels like a cross between old-school Atari games and a modern metroidvania.

We love a bit of retro game art, and Microids Records has discovered that album covers are another perfect canvas for it. The label's following up on its Atari 50 vinyl from the start of this year ...

Featuring box art from the original games ... prohibition aesthetics with contemporary style. If you're after more retro gaming news check out the Atari Recharged record cover design that's ...

All-Ages Thrill Ride: The whimsical, cartoonish art style only thinly veils the chills ... it’ll be a totally new experience! Atari Easter Eggs: The game is full of collectibles and lore based ...

To celebrate the 45th anniversary of Asteroids, Atari ... arcade art. Some versions come in “pumpkin,” orange, blue, “citrine,” yellow, and red, which all change the color and style ...

The Atari home video game system took the late1970s ... “As we come to view games as art, more and more, I think people want to understand all the pieces that went into that and all the history ...

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 ... ships with a classic style joystick and 10-game ...

A charming neo-retro art update to the classic Atari 2600 style is completed by a soundtrack of retro-inspired jams. Collectibles abound, including vintage Atari art, posters, manuals, and fun facts.

“bridging the worlds of art and games in an interactive way.” Another celebration of the company comes in the form of Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration, a release from Digital Eclipse that ...

Lapetino brought in Phil Noto to illustrate the key art with his signature painterly style. The end result is a beautiful and deeply nostalgic call-back to Atari’s earlier box art designs that ...