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After playing the video games, Plimpton agreed to do the ... impact in a document looking back at the console’s history: “Intellivision finally was a reality in the marketplace.” ...

“Uniting Atari and Intellivision after 45 years ends the longest running console war in history,” said Mike Mika, Studio Head at the Atari-owned Digital Eclipse game studio in a statemen ...

Well, parts of it—the upcoming Amico console is not part of the deal. Instead, Atari announced it is buying the Intellivision brand along with certain games from Intellivision Entertainment LLC.

Atari will grant licensing rights to the new company, allowing Intellivision games to feature on the Amico console. Intellivision CEO Phil Adam stated: “We look forward to our expanded ...

Atari and Intellivision were major competitors in what is now considered the first console war of the game industry. Both experienced the video game crash of 1983 and were ultimately forced to ...

and the ATGames Intellivision Flashback plug and play console. In 2018, video game composer Tommy Tallarico acquired the Intellivision rights, and launched crowdfunding for a new low power console ...

Intellivision Entertainment will rebrand and continue developing and distributing the Amico game console. Under the terms of the deal, Atari will license the former Intellivision game titles so ...

Atari and Intellivision battled it out what is considered the game industry’s first console war, starting in the late ’70s. The first Intellivision home video game console was released by ...

Atari announced it has purchased the Intellivision brand and certain games from Intellivision Entertainment LLC. Intellivision Entertainment LLC will rebrand and continue its business of ...

Atari announced on Thursday that it had acquired the rights to games and branding from its old rival, Intellivsion.