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In 1976, the first outrage over video game violence swept the U.S. Click here to expose yourself to the reason: Exidy’s Death Race,

I have an E.T. cartridge. It has five price stickers on it. The first one is $49.95, the last one is 99¢.

Al Nielsen

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Douglas Adams and Terry Jones — Douglas Adams & Terry Jones

Atari Star Wars Arcade Game Storyboards from 1982

The Intellivision, a home video game console by Mattel 1980. — Atari Buys Intellivision: What Intellivision Used to Think of Its New Owners

Atari and Artovision 3D artwork — 3D Depth Artwork Released by Atari and Artovision

Atari Pac-Man and Atari 2600+ — Atari Leans Into Having Made the WORST Version of Pac-Man Ever

Breakout arcade game by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak — Atari Announces New Breakout Game

Wipeout Blasts into your Browser with Fan-Made Port

Atari Star Wars arcade game — Atari Star Wars Arcade Game 40th Anniversary

Interior of Atlantic City video arcade in 1983 showing rows of arcade cabinets — A Stroll Through the Great Video Arcades of Atlantic City, 1983

Joust arcade video game and Sinistar arcade video game — Two Late-Stage Williams Electronics Arcade Classics

Arcade1Up and Atari Team Up for the 50th Anniversary Arcade Cabinet

Sega hologram arcade laserdisc game Time Traveler, Japanese version — Holograms Come to Video Games

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