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Atari announces one of its biggest-ever announcements is coming, so prepare for absolute carnage if you like your retro
Atari has announced that a significant, "biggest-ever" announcement is imminent, teasing fans with a "Something Big Is Coming" page. The company, which has recently returned to profitability and expanded its portfolio, hints at a physical product related to "game shelf," leading to speculation about new hardware, physical cartridge reissues, or the return of classic Activision titles.
Gaming industry pioneer Don Daglow reflects on key moments of his career
Gaming industry veteran Don Daglow reflects on his five-decade career, from early mainframe experiments to pioneering MMORPGs and city-building games. He emphasizes the importance of player connection and fun over technological spectacle, drawing parallels between early interactive theater and modern game design. Daglow also shares insights on industry cycles, the risks of large budgets, and the enduring value of emotionally resonant games.
Before PlayStation and Nintendo, There Was Intellivision
Antstream Arcade is making classic Intellivision games playable on modern devices, including titles like Astrosmash and Shark! Shark!. This initiative aims to preserve and provide access to influential early console games, with new challenges and tournaments being introduced. CEO Steve Cottam highlighted the Intellivision's pioneering role in gaming history and Antstream's mission to bring these timeless experiences to a new audience.
GDC Awards 2026 to recognise Don Daglow and Rebecca Heineman
Don Daglow will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award and Rebecca Heineman will be posthumously honored with the Ambassador Award at the 2026 Game Developers Choice Awards. Daglow, a veteran of over five decades in game development, and Heineman, known for her advocacy and contributions to over 250 titles, are recognized for their significant impact on the industry.
