Atari publishing label Infogrames has acquired the Surgeon Simulator intellectual property from timyBuild, the company announced. According to the announcement, Infogrames will seek to expand ...

"Bread & Fred rose from the indie ranks, representing a level of success that is possible with a small, talented team with a passionate vision." said Scott Miller, CEO of Apogee. "We see this property ...

Atari has announced that it is reviving the dormant publishing label Infogrames, once famous for publishing games such as Hogs of War, Heart of Darkness, Alone in the Dark, and many more. Though once ...

The armadillo logo will now be appearing for Totally Reliable Delivery Service. Atari has revealed they will be reviving their old company name, Infogrames. As reported by NintendoLife, Atari ...

Today, game publishing giant Infogrames Entertainment and Hasbro Interactive, the software division of the well-known gaming company, announced a strategic agreement which includes the wholesale ...

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Infogrames Entertainment (“Infogrames”) and Namco Bandai Games Europe S.A.S. (“Namco Bandai”) today announced that they have signed a binding letter of intent establishing a strategic partnership ...

French-American video game publisher Infogrames has changed its name to Atari in an effort to increase its profile with consumers by reaching back into gaming history. To mark the new Atari and the ...

NEW YORK, June 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Infogrames — a game publishing and distribution subsidiary of Atari — today announced the acquisition of the Surgeon Simulator franchise in an agreement ...

Atari has revived the Infogrames publishing label, which will publish games that fall outside of Atari’s core portfolio of intellectual property, the company announced. According to Atari, “Infogrames ...

The Infogrames publishing label is coming back to business after quite a few years off the market. The name has been through the grinder, having acquired the Atari name and rebranded to it in 2003, ...