Atari video games. France. 1984.

Atari. France. 1983.

Atari Pole Position. UK. 1983.

Solar Fox by CBS Electronics. US. 1983.

Atarisoft. 1984. US.

Atari 7800. 1990. US.

Atari Advantage. US. 1989.

Atari Moon Patrol. US. 1984.

Atari Moon Patrol. 1984. UK.

Atari Colgate toothpaste promotion. UK. 1983.

Atari 2600. France. 1988.

Atari River Raid. France. 1983.

Atari Phoenix. France. 1983.

Atari Centipede. France. 1983.

Atari Centipede. 1983. UK.

Q*bert. US. 1983. Classic arcade game from 1982 developed by Warren Davis and Jeff Lee. Can you help Q*bert to alter the colours of the pyramid by making him hop from square to square and avoiding enemies along the way?

Frogger. US. 1982. “Frogger’s first challenge is to cross a highway where reckless hot rods hurtle by, and huge trucks go thundering in his path. Every safe jump in this maze of motor and metal is a crucial step home.”

Atari Super Cobra. US. 1983.

Atari Star Wars. US. 1983.

Atrai Star Wars. US. 1982.

Atari Tron. US. 1983. Tron arcade game based on the 1982 sci-fi film written and directed by Steven Lisberger, starring Jeff Bridges who plays a computer programmer trapped inside the software of a mainframe computer.

Atari M Network. US. 1983.

Burger Time. US. 1983. This MATTELL ELECTRONICS arcade game was originally titled “Hamburger” and was renamed Burger Time for the USA market. The game featured PETER PEPPER as the busy chef, and was available to play on systems such as the ATARI 2600, COMMODORE 64, INTELLIVISION and others.

Atari Bump ‘n Jump. US. 1984.

Parker Brothers titles. France. 1984.

Pitfall II. France.

Parker Brothers titles. US. 1984.

Atari Imagic. US. 1983.

Imagic. UK. 1983.

Imagic. UK. 1983.

Atari presents Mario Bros. US. 1984.

Atari Spider-Man. US. 1983.

Atari promotion. France. 1984.

Atari Ploc promotion. Brazil. 1984.

CBS Electronics for the Atari 5200. US. 1983.