Atari 2600 | Logopedia | Fandom

Advertisement

Atari Video Computer System (VCS)[]

1977–1982[]

Atari 2600[]

1982–1992[]

1986–1992[]

in 1986, during the revival of the North American video games industry. Atari Corporation would use a new 2600 logo (alongside the others for legacy game reprints) inspired by the 7800's logo, the logo would be used on newer games and on the box for the redesigned 2600 "Jr" system.

◄	Atari Home Pong Stunt Cycle Video Pinball

Home Consoles

Atari 5200

►

V • T • E

Divisions

Atari, Inc. | Atari Interactive (Infogrames) | California US Holdings | MobyGames

Hardware
Video game consoles
Atari Home Pong | Stunt Cycle | Video Pinball | Atari 2600 | Atari 5200 | Atari 7800 | Atari XEGS | Atari Lynx | Atari Jaguar (CD) | Atari VCS
Licensed
Atari 10 in 1 | Atari Flashback
Computers
Personal computers
Atari 400 | Atari 800 | Atari XL | Atari XE | Atari ST | Atari Mega STE | Atari Transputer Workstation | Atari Falcon
Portable
Atari STacy | ST Book | Atari Portfolio

Defunct/Former
Atari Games | Atari Japan | Atari United Kingdom | Atari Melbourne House | Namco Bandai Partners¹ | Cryptic Studios | Eden Games | Europress | Humongous | Infogrames Interactive | Infogrames North America | Infogrames Sheffield House | Legend Entertainment | MicroProse | Paradigm Entertainment | Reflections Interactive | Shiny Entertainment

¹Co-owned with Namco Bandai Games

V • T • E

Second generation video game consoles

Home computers
Commodore PET | Apple II | TRS-80

Home consoles
Fairchild Channel F (System II) | Atari 2600 (5200) | RCA Studio II | Bally Astrocade | APF-MP1000 | Magnavox Odyssey² | Interton VC 4000 (Programmable Video System | Voltmace Database) | Super Vision 8000 | Intellivision | ColecoVision | Cassette Vision | Vectrex | Arcadia 2001 | CreatiVision | Compact Vision TV Boy
Handhelds
Microvision | Children's Discovery System | Entex Select-A-Game | 3D Gamate | VTech Variety | Super Micro | Colorvision | Digi Casse | ProScreen | Light Games | Game Player

Advertisement