| ATARI | "Asteroids" arcade game company |
| ATARI | "Asteroids" company |
| ATARI | "Asteroids" game company |
| ATARI | "Asteroids" game maker |
| ATARI | "Asteroids" video game company |
| ATARI | "Berzerk" console |
| ATARI | "Black Widow" game developer |
| ATARI | "Breakout" game company |
| ATARI | "Breakout" game maker |
| ATARI | "Centipede" game maker |
| ATARI | "Centipede" video game creator |
| ATARI | "Computers for people" company |
| ATARI | "Crystal Castles" producer |
| ATARI | "Goon Squad" game maker |
| ATARI | "Have you played ___ today?" (slogan in 1980s TV ads) |
| ATARI | "Missile Command" game company |
| ATARI | "Pac-Man" developer |
| ATARI | "Pong" and "Asteroids" gaming pioneer |
| ATARI | "Pong" company |
| ATARI | "Pong" console |
| ATARI | "Pong" developer |
| ATARI | "Pong" video game company |
| ATARI | "Space Invaders" game maker |
| ATARI | "Space Invaders" gamemaker |
| ATARI | "___: Game Over" (2014 video game documentary) |
| ATARI | ''Dig Dug'' maker |
| ATARI | ''Don't watch TV . . . Play it!'' advertiser (1978) |
| ATARI | '70s breakout gaming company |
| ATARI | '70s gaming pioneer |
| ATARI | ... |
| ATARI | 1970s video game console, the ___ 2600 |
| ATARI | 1983 video-game crash victim |
| ATARI | 2600 and 5200 maker |
| ATARI | 2600 maker |
| ATARI | 5200 console maker |
| ATARI | Adventure company |
| ATARI | Adventure game console |
| ATARI | American-founded gaming company with a Japanese name |
| ATARI | Arcade game giant |
| ATARI | Arcade game maker |
| ATARI | Arcade game name |
| ATARI | Arcade game pioneer |
| ATARI | Arcade game pioneer that had its 50th anniversary in 2022 |
| ATARI | Arcade games pioneer |
| ATARI | Arcade games pioneer that developed "Asteroids" |
| ATARI | Arcade gaming company |
| ATARI | Arcade giant |
| ATARI | Arcade name |
| ATARI | Arcade pioneer |
| ATARI | Arcade video game pioneer |
| ATARI | Asteroids came from it |
| ATARI | Asteroids company |
| ATARI | Asteroids developer |
| ATARI | Asteroids game company |
| ATARI | Asteroids game developer |
| ATARI | Asteroids game maker |
| ATARI | Asteroids made a big impact on it in the 1980s |
| ATARI | Asteroids maker |
| ATARI | Asteroids producer |
| ATARI | Asteroids publisher |
| ATARI | Asteroids source |
| ATARI | Asteroids system |
| ATARI | Asteroids video game company |
| ATARI | Battlezone maker |
| ATARI | Big arcade name |
| ATARI | Big company in arcades |
| ATARI | Big game name |
| ATARI | Big name at video arcades |
| ATARI | Big name in 1970s video arcades |
| ATARI | Big name in 1980s arcade games |
| ATARI | Big name in arcade games |
| ATARI | Big name in arcade gaming |
| ATARI | Big name in classic video games |
| ATARI | Big name in games |
| ATARI | Big name in gaming |
| ATARI | Big name in video arcades |
| ATARI | Big name in video games |
| ATARI | Big video game manufacturer |
| ATARI | Blasteroids producer |
| ATARI | Brand that launched an eight-bit-computer line in the seventies |
| ATARI | Brand with a joystick |
| ATARI | Breakout company |
| ATARI | Breakout company of 1976 |
| ATARI | Breakout company of 1976? |
| ATARI | Breakout company of the 1970s |
| ATARI | Breakout console |
| ATARI | Breakout firm of the '70s? |
| ATARI | Breakout game company |
| ATARI | Breakout game developer |
| ATARI | Breakout game maker |
| ATARI | Breakout gaming company |
| ATARI | Breakout maker |
| ATARI | Breakout producer |
| ATARI | Breakout source |
| ATARI | Bygone computer name |
| ATARI | Canyon Bomber maker |
| ATARI | Centipede creator |
| ATARI | Centipede developer |
| ATARI | Centipede game company |
| ATARI | Centipede game maker |
| ATARI | Centipede maker |
| ATARI | Centipede platform |
| ATARI | Centipede producer |
| ATARI | Centipede seller |
| ATARI | Centipede source |
| ATARI | Centipede video game creator |
| ATARI | Chess : check :: go : ___ |
| ATARI | Chess : check :: go : ____ |
| ATARI | Classic arcade brand |
| ATARI | Classic arcade game company |
| ATARI | Classic arcade name |
| ATARI | Classic game company |
| ATARI | Classic name in arcades |
| ATARI | Classic video game company |
| ATARI | Classic video game console |
| ATARI | Classic video game developer |
| ATARI | Classic video game maker |
| ATARI | Classic video game maker with titles like "Missile Command" and "Asteroids" |
| ATARI | Coleco contemporary |
| ATARI | ColecoVision rival |
| ATARI | Combat producer |
| ATARI | Combat producer of old |
| ATARI | Commodore competitor, once |
| ATARI | Company behind Battlezone and Asteroids |
| ATARI | Company behind Breakout and Missile Command |
| ATARI | Company behind Pong |
| ATARI | Company behind the arcade game "Asteroids" |
| ATARI | Company behind the game Battlezone |
| ATARI | Company built on the profits of Pong |
| ATARI | Company famous for Centipede and Battlezone |
| ATARI | Company first called Syzygy |
| ATARI | Company hurt by the video game crash of 1983 |
| ATARI | Company known for a groundbreaking version of table tennis |
| ATARI | Company that buried 700,000+ unsold video games in 1983 |
| ATARI | Company that created "Pong" and "Pac-Man" |
| ATARI | Company that created Pong |
| ATARI | Company that created Pong and Asteroids |
| ATARI | Company that created the arcade game Asteroids |
| ATARI | Company that created the early video game Pong |
| ATARI | Company that created the games Pong and Asteroids |
| ATARI | Company that dominated early video gaming |
| ATARI | Company that employed Steve Jobs in the mid-1970s |
| ATARI | Company that introduced Donkey Kong |
| ATARI | Company that launched Pong |
| ATARI | Company that made Asteroids |
| ATARI | Company that made Frogger |
| ATARI | Company that made Pong |
| ATARI | Company that made Pong and Asteroids |
| ATARI | Company that made arcade games like Asteroids and Centipede |
| ATARI | Company that made the arcade games Asteroids and Centipede |
| ATARI | Company that made the arcade games Gauntlet and Marble Madness |
| ATARI | Company that made the early video game Pong |
| ATARI | Company that made the first successful arcade game, Pong |
| ATARI | Company that once employed Steve Jobs |
| ATARI | Company that once had tremendous "quarterly" profits? |
| ATARI | Company that originated "Pong" in 1972 |
| ATARI | Company that pioneered video games |
| ATARI | Company that produced Pong |
| ATARI | Company that produced the 2600 and 5200 video game consoles |
| ATARI | Company that produced the game Pong |
| ATARI | Company that released the arcade game Asteroids in 1979 |
| ATARI | Company that was hit hard by the video-game crash of 1983 |
| ATARI | Company whose corporate logo is known as "the Fuji" |
| ATARI | Company whose game consoles included the 2600 and 5200 |
| ATARI | Company whose name comes from a term in the game Go |
| ATARI | Company whose name comes from a term in the game of Go |
| ATARI | Company whose slogan is "Futuristic since forever" |
| ATARI | Company with 52-Across games |
| ATARI | Company with the 1980s arcade games Pole Position and Dig Dug |
| ATARI | Computer game pioneer |
| ATARI | Computer-game maker |
| ATARI | Console for the game Pitfall! |
| ATARI | Console pioneer |
| ATARI | Console that could be hooked up to a Gemstik controller |
| ATARI | Console with Trak-Ball controllers |
| ATARI | Crash 'N Score maker |
| ATARI | Creator of Asteroids |
| ATARI | Creator of Centipede and Missile Command |
| ATARI | Creator of the game Centipede |
| ATARI | Creator of the game Missile Command |
| ATARI | Creator of the games Xybots and Klax |
| ATARI | Creator of the old video game Missile Command |
| ATARI | Crystal Castles console |
| ATARI | Cyberball maker |
| ATARI | Cyberball seller |
| ATARI | Defender company |
| ATARI | Developer of 1982's E.T., a video game so bad that hundreds of thousands of unsold cartridges were secretly buried in a New Mexico landfill |
| ATARI | Developer of 51-Across |
| ATARI | Developer of Asteroids |
| ATARI | Developer of Pong |
| ATARI | Developer of Space Invaders |
| ATARI | Developer of the 1987 game "Xybots" |
| ATARI | Developer of the arcade game Breakout |
| ATARI | Developer of the game Breakout |
| ATARI | Developer of the game Gauntlet |
| ATARI | Developer of the game Missile Command |
| ATARI | Developer of the game Pitfall! |
| ATARI | Developer of the video game Breakout |
| ATARI | Developer of the video game Centipede |
| ATARI | Distributor of the arcade game Dig Dug |
| ATARI | Donkey Kong company |
| ATARI | Dragon Ball Z game company |
| ATARI | Early Nintendo competitor |
| ATARI | Early Steve Jobs employer |
| ATARI | Early arcade game giant |
| ATARI | Early arcade giant |
| ATARI | Early eight-bit computer maker |
| ATARI | Early employer of Steve Jobs |
| ATARI | Early employer of Woz and Jobs |
| ATARI | Early game console maker |
| ATARI | Early game console seller |
| ATARI | Early home computer maker |
| ATARI | Early maker of video games |
| ATARI | Early manufacturer of home computers |
| ATARI | Early name in home computers |
| ATARI | Early name in video games |
| ATARI | Early video console company |
| ATARI | Early video game brand |
| ATARI | Early video game company |
| ATARI | Early video game company that competed with Intellivision |
| ATARI | Early video game company that had a rivalry with Intellivision |
| ATARI | Early video game company whose console also played Activision cartridges |
| ATARI | Early video game console |
| ATARI | Early video game maker |
| ATARI | Early video game name |
| ATARI | Early video-game rival of Intellivision |
| ATARI | Electronic game name |
| ATARI | Electronic game pioneer |
| ATARI | Employer of a young Steve Jobs |
| ATARI | First with a video game Easter egg (1980) |
| ATARI | Former American arcade game developing company that created "Pong" and "Asteroids" |
| ATARI | Former employer for both Apple founders |
| ATARI | Former employer of Steve Jobs |
| ATARI | Game company co-founded by Nolan Bushnell |
| ATARI | Game company featured in "Ready Player One" |
| ATARI | Game company founded in 1972 |
| ATARI | Game company known for Centipede and Asteroids |
| ATARI | Game company since 1972 |
| ATARI | Game company that created "Pong" |
| ATARI | Game company that created "Pong" and "Asteroids" |
| ATARI | Game company that created Breakout in 1976 |
| ATARI | Game company that introduced Breakout |
| ATARI | Game company that made Asteroids |
| ATARI | Game company that made Centipede |
| ATARI | Game company that produced Missile Command |
| ATARI | Game company that released the 2600 console in 1977 |
| ATARI | Game company whose 2600 console competed with Mattel Intellivision |
| ATARI | Game company with a "Fuji" logo |
| ATARI | Game company with a Japanese name |
| ATARI | Game company with an online-only museum |
| ATARI | Game console pioneer |
| ATARI | Game console that had faux wood paneling |
| ATARI | Game maker since 1972 |
| ATARI | Game maker starting in 1972 |
| ATARI | Game maker that first let players add their initials to a top scores table |
| ATARI | Game name |
| ATARI | Game-playing brand |
| ATARI | Gaming biggie |
| ATARI | Gaming brand since 1972 |
| ATARI | Gaming company that created Pong |
| ATARI | Gaming company whose logo is known as "the Fuji" |
| ATARI | Gaming giant |
| ATARI | Gaming nostalgist's console |
| ATARI | Gaming pioneer |
| ATARI | Gaming trailblazer |
| ATARI | Home-entertainment trailblazer |
| ATARI | Immediate threat to capture, in a game of Go |
| ATARI | It competed with Sega |
| ATARI | It made E.T. in 1982 |
| ATARI | It offered Adventure in the 1980s |
| ATARI | Its version of 37-Across was popular in the 1970s-'80s |
| ATARI | Its version of table tennis had a square ball |
| ATARI | Jaguar maker |
| ATARI | Longtime video game name |
| ATARI | Lunar Lander maker |
| ATARI | Lunar Lander producer |
| ATARI | Maker of 26-Across |
| ATARI | Maker of Asteroids |
| ATARI | Maker of Asteroids and Centipede |
| ATARI | Maker of Asteroids and Missile Command |
| ATARI | Maker of Asteroids and Space Invaders |
| ATARI | Maker of Asteroids games |
| ATARI | Maker of Basketbrawl and Battlezone |
| ATARI | Maker of Basketbrawl and Robo-Squash |
| ATARI | Maker of Breakout and Centipede |
| ATARI | Maker of Centipede |
| ATARI | Maker of Gauntlet and Area 51 |
| ATARI | Maker of Pong |
| ATARI | Maker of Space Invaders |
| ATARI | Maker of a Breakout hit |
| ATARI | Maker of classic arcade games |
| ATARI | Maker of many of the games featured in the film "Ready Player One" |
| ATARI | Maker of many of the video games featured in "Ready Player One" |
| ATARI | Maker of the 1976 arcade game Breakout |
| ATARI | Maker of the 2600 game console |
| ATARI | Maker of the 2600 video game console |
| ATARI | Maker of the 2600 video game system |
| ATARI | Maker of the E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial video game |
| ATARI | Maker of the Flashback console |
| ATARI | Maker of the Flashback game console |
| ATARI | Maker of the Jaguar game console |
| ATARI | Maker of the Jaguar video-game console |
| ATARI | Maker of the Lynx and Jaguar systems |
| ATARI | Maker of the VCS gaming console |
| ATARI | Maker of the game Asteroids |
| ATARI | Maker of the game Centipede |
| ATARI | Maker of the game Combat |
| ATARI | Maker of the game Dig Dug |
| ATARI | Maker of the game Pong |
| ATARI | Maker of the video game Pong |
| ATARI | Marble Madness maker |
| ATARI | Maze Craze producer |
| ATARI | Millipede maker |
| ATARI | Missile Command game company |
| ATARI | Missile Command maker |
| ATARI | Missile Command producer |
| ATARI | Name in video games since 1972 |
| ATARI | Nintendo forerunner |
| ATARI | Nintendo rival |
| ATARI | Nolan Bushnell's company |
| ATARI | Old Intellivision competitor |
| ATARI | Old Intellivision rival |
| ATARI | Old computer game maker |
| ATARI | Old name in coin-op games |
| ATARI | Old name in game arcades |
| ATARI | Old video game maker |
| ATARI | Old-school gaming company |
| ATARI | One of the early arcade game companies |
| ATARI | Onetime Coleco competitor |
| ATARI | Onetime arcade giant |
| ATARI | Onetime producer of plastic paddles |
| ATARI | Original Flashback games console designer |
| ATARI | PONG Quest gaming company |
| ATARI | Pac-Man maker |
| ATARI | Pac-Man platform |
| ATARI | Pioneer company of early video-game consoles |
| ATARI | Pioneer in arcade games |
| ATARI | Pioneer in home-gaming systems |
| ATARI | Pioneer video game company |
| ATARI | Pioneer video game maker that declared bankruptcy in January 2013 |
| ATARI | Pioneering arcade game company |
| ATARI | Pioneering company in 1970s video games |
| ATARI | Pioneering game company behind Tank and Tank II |
| ATARI | Pioneering gaming company |
| ATARI | Pioneering name in arcade games that created "Asteroids" |
| ATARI | Pioneering name in video games |
| ATARI | Pioneering video game company |
| ATARI | Pioneering video game maker |
| ATARI | Pioneering video-game company |
| ATARI | Pitfall! platform |
| ATARI | Pit-Fighter producer |
| ATARI | Pole Position company |
| ATARI | Pole Position game company |
| ATARI | Pong Quest developer |
| ATARI | Pong company |
| ATARI | Pong console |
| ATARI | Pong creator |
| ATARI | Pong game company |
| ATARI | Pong game maker |
| ATARI | Pong maker |
| ATARI | Pong platform |
| ATARI | Pong producer |
| ATARI | Pong publisher |
| ATARI | Pong purveyor |
| ATARI | Producer of the 2600 game console |
| ATARI | Producer of the megaflop "E.T." |
| ATARI | Quadrapong maker |
| ATARI | Rebecca Heineman won its Space Invaders Tournament in 1980 |
| ATARI | Retro console |
| ATARI | Retro console giant |
| ATARI | Screen-gaming trailblazer |
| ATARI | Single-button joystick creator |
| ATARI | Space Invaders company |
| ATARI | Space Invaders console |
| ATARI | Space Invaders game company |
| ATARI | Space Invaders game maker |
| ATARI | Space Invaders maker |
| ATARI | Space Invaders maker, once |
| ATARI | Space Invaders platform |
| ATARI | Space Invaders video game console |
| ATARI | Space Invaders video game creator |
| ATARI | Steve Jobs' first employer |
| ATARI | Stunt Cycle maker |
| ATARI | Subject of the 2014 documentary "Game Over" |
| ATARI | Success story out of Sunnyvale, Calif. |
| ATARI | Super Breakout console |
| ATARI | Tech company that once employed Steve Jobs |
| ATARI | Tempest game maker |
| ATARI | Tournament Cyberball 2072 maker |
| ATARI | Trailblazing company in the video game industry |
| ATARI | Trailblazing video game maker |
| ATARI | Venerable video game name |
| ATARI | Video Olympics platform |
| ATARI | Video Pinball maker |
| ATARI | Video arcade name |
| ATARI | Video arcade pioneer |
| ATARI | Video game brand featured in "Ready Player One" |
| ATARI | Video game brand since the '70s |
| ATARI | Video game company |
| ATARI | Video game company behind Centipede |
| ATARI | Video game company behind Space Invaders |
| ATARI | Video game company dating back to the 1970s |
| ATARI | Video game company featured in "Ready Player One" |
| ATARI | Video game company founded by Nolan Bushnell |
| ATARI | Video game company that created Centipede |
| ATARI | Video game company that created Pong |
| ATARI | Video game company that created Pong and Asteroids |
| ATARI | Video game company that filed for bankruptcy in January 2013 |
| ATARI | Video game company that hired Steve Jobs in 1974 |
| ATARI | Video game company that made Pong |
| ATARI | Video game company that produced Missile Command and Breakout |
| ATARI | Video game company that released Pong in 1972 |
| ATARI | Video game company whose games have included Crystal Castles and Tempest |
| ATARI | Video game company whose name is a Go term |
| ATARI | Video game company with an upcoming 2019 VCS console |
| ATARI | Video game giant |
| ATARI | Video game maker that Steve Jobs once worked for |
| ATARI | Video game name |
| ATARI | Video game name for nearly 50 years |
| ATARI | Video game name since 1972 |
| ATARI | Video game pioneer |
| ATARI | Video game pioneer in the 1970s |
| ATARI | Video game pioneer that created Pong and Breakout |
| ATARI | Video game pioneer that released Asteroids |
| ATARI | Video game system known for Asteroids |
| ATARI | Video gaming pioneer |
| ATARI | Video-game company associated with Pac-Man |
| ATARI | Video-game company behind Pong and Quadrapong |
| ATARI | Video-game company that made Centipede |
| ATARI | Video-game company that made Pong |
| ATARI | Video-game company where Steve Jobs worked |
| ATARI | Video-game company whose name comes from a Go term |
| ATARI | Video-game name |
| ATARI | Video-game pioneer |
| ATARI | Vintage video game name |
| ATARI | Whom Woz once worked for |
| ATARI | Woz employer in '73 |
| ATARI | Yars' Revenge console |
| ATARI | __ 2600 (2007 National Toy Hall of Fame inductee) |
| ATARI | __ 2600, Class of 2007 National Toy Hall of Fame inductee |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (1977 game console) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (bygone console) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (classic game console) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (classic video game console) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (early game console) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (early home video game console) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (early video game console) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (early video game device) |
| ATARI | ___ 2600 (hit product of the 1970s-'80s) |
| ATARI | ___ 50 (game compilation with Pong and Asteroids) |
| ATARI | ___ Jaguar (1990s game console) |
| ATARI | ___ Lynx (handheld console released in 1989) |
| ATARI | ___ shock (Japan's term for the video game crash of 1983) |
| ATARI | ____ 2600 (early video game device) |
| ATARI | ____ 2600 (old game-playing machine) |
| ATARI | “Asteroids” company |
| ATARI | “Asteroids” creator |
| ATARI | “Asteroids” maker |
| ATARI | “Asteroids” producer |
| ATARI | “Centipede” company |
| ATARI | “Centipede” developer |
| ATARI | “Millipede” company |
| ATARI | “Pong” developer |