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Atari legend says new game label wrongly attributes games to him
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eurogamer.netAtari this week launched a new label called Atari XP to sell «never released and rare Atari games from the 1970s and 1980s».
The marketing behind these releases states they were created by Atari game designer Howard Scott Warshaw. But it turns out, that's incorrect.
Three games are currently available under the label, selling for up to $150. All three are attributed to Warshaw, but he was only involved with one.
The three games are as follows:
Each is available for $49.99 as a standard edition,
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