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1989–1995

V • T • E Fourth generation video game consoles
Home computers Amiga 500 \| Atari ST Home consoles PC Engine (CD-ROM² \| SuperGrafx \| Duo) \| Mega Drive (Mega-CD \| 32X) \| SNES \| Neo Geo AES \| CDTV \| CD-i \| LaserActive \| Neo Geo CD \| Super A'Can Handhelds Game Boy (Pocket \| Light) \| Atari Lynx \| Game Gear \| PC Engine GT (LT) \| Gamate \| Game Master \| Watara Supervision \| Mega Duck

V • T • E

Divisions

Atari, Inc. | Atari Interactive | 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 | Atari 10 in 1 | Atari Flashback | Atari VCS
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 Japan | Atari United Kingdom | Atari Melbourne House | Bandai Namco Partners ¹ | Cryptic Studios | Eden Games | Europress | Humongous | Infogrames Interactive | Infogrames North America | Infogrames Sheffield House | Legend Entertainment | MicroProse | Paradigm Entertainment | Reflections Interactive | Shiny Entertainment

^{1 Co-Owned with Bandai Namco}

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