Atari: 50th Anniversary Collection Is Returning With 39 More Games

A lot of new classics for sure.

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  • Atari: 50th Anniversary Collection is returning soon with 39 more games as part of a new DLC.
  • The extended edition will come with two timelines consisting of 19 and 20 games.
  • Those who own the original collection can download the new content later this year in October.

Atari: 50th Anniversary Collection is now getting 39 more games and two new timelines as part of a newly announced DLC. The tidbit was confirmed by Atari and Digital Eclipse in a new announcement, serving as a piece of good news for the original collection owners who purchased it back in 2022. You can grab it for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC on October 25.

The new addition of 39 games will make the beloved Atari collection even more worth it for gamers and collectors alike | Image Source: Gematsu
The new addition of 39 games will make the beloved Atari collection even more worth it for gamers and collectors alike | Image Source: Atari

The first timeline—dubbed The Wider World of Atari—will contain 19 titles and 8 video segments to explore the in-depth stories from the company’s history. On the flip side, The First Console War timeline will boast 20 titles and six video segments to explore the intricacies of the rivalry between the Atari 2600 and Mattel’s Intellivision. Unfortunately, no names of titles have been mentioned that will be included in the new collection. 

Before Nintendo Vs. Sega, The Rivalry Was Between Atari And Intellivision

The beginning of video game consoles also brought forth the famous rivalries between companies trying to stand atop each other. Atari and Intellivision were some of the first recorded instances that boosted competition and added a sense of comradery in the young gaming industry. However, this battle had a satisfying conclusion—even if it was when no one cared anymore—with Atari buying the Intellivision brand altogether.

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Regardless, for those who are unfamiliar, Atari is the original pioneer behind console gaming, which made its presence known in the early 70s. The famous rivalry and the early classics were the hallmarks of that time until the video game crash that spelled the company’s downfall. But hey, it’s still kicking despite not being a juggernaut anymore.

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