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Atari Co-Founder ‘Baffled’ by Wii U

Jayden Williams at Aussie-Gamer.com writes: In a weekend feature for the New York Times, Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell has voiced his opinion regarding Nintendo’s latest home console, Wii U.
“I actually am baffled by it,” he sad point blank, before moving on to say the console won’t be a success at all for Nintendo.

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daclynk4160d ago

TO all the newbies to video games. watch this and be educated. http://www.youtube.com/watc...

WrAiTh Sp3cTr34160d ago

He's always hated Nintendo, and you guessed it, because of Nintendo's success and Atari's degradation.

daclynk4159d ago (Edited 4159d ago )

By Newbies i mean those who thinks that Video Game Started with Playstation 1. Know your history if you take Video games very very seriously.

Hardcore Gaming!

Cirran4159d ago

People take video games seriously? I can see that working for someone looking for a job in the games industry... but for gaming? No thanks, I'll stick to just having fun.

NeoTribe4159d ago

Its not that serious man. Dust the doritos off your manboobs and get some fresh air.

dedicatedtogamers4159d ago

Nolan Bushnell...while he certainly made great contributions (not just the Atari. He also started Chuck E Cheese lol!) to the world of entertainment, but his actions were also responsible for the Console Crash in the '80s.

Griffin48714160d ago

He's old and burnt out. Of course he doesn't understand it.

victoryscreeeeeech4159d ago

he looks like he is posing as, "The Most Interesting Man in the World"

Oldman1004160d ago

Don't mind me, I'm just sitting here waiting for this submission to get approved so I can laugh with everyone else at the obvious typo. Only needs 4 more approvals. Hmmm, maybe I'll play some Atrai 2600 games while I wait.

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Interview: Nolan Bushnell

While managing the games department at Lagoon Amusement Park in the 60s, a young college student named Nolan Bushnell had an idea. Instead of managing and maintaining other vendor’s games, why not start a company and produce his own?

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David Wise And More Set To Appear On Video Game Soundtrack Radio Series Diggin' In The Carts

Red Bull Radio has today announced the return of Diggin' in the Carts - a show which examines the music, creators, legacy and global impact of video game music. Several well-established guests are set to make an appearance, including none other than Donkey Kong Country composer, David Wise.

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New book on Silicon Valley says early Atari ran on cocaine and roller skates

In an excerpt from the new book 'Valley of Genius,' Silicon Valley insiders give an oral history of Atari, further complicating the legacy of Nolan Bushnell