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Atari legend denies working on ‘unreleased’ games Atari is selling for up to $150
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Legendary Atari developer Howard Scott Warshaw has denied being involved with ‘unreleased’ games currently being sold by Atari for up to $150.
Atari launched a new label called Atari XP this week, in which it plans to sell “never released and rare Atari games from the 1970s and 1980s”.
The company claims in its marketing that the titles were created by Howard Scott Warshaw, who is one of the most famous Atari game designers.
The first three games on the Atari XP site are:
Atari is selling each game
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