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|developer = Legend Entertainment Company |publisher = Legend Entertainment Company

|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/company/kee-games ...and distribute the games of Atari Inc under new names and a new brand. The company's logo would continue to be used by Atari until February of 1978.

...early kit of a [[Pong]]-style game for home television sets offered by the company [[Visulex]]. It could be purchased in various parts, including the PC board

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...siness growth of Silicon Valley once Atari Inc. became a highly successful company.

...tracts to Gerald L Hansen and Gene A Candelore who work for Grindle at the company Harlan Labs. (''Hansen 2019'') ...t the company in about 1967 to design the first portable telephone for the company CarryPhone.

''Star Trek'' was a video game release by the company For-Play Mfg in 1972. It is reported to be a derivative of the pioneering '

''Take Five'' was a cocktail table release of [[Pong]] variations by the company Fun Games, released in 1975. The compilation features four basic paddle-sty

|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/company/acornsoft-limited [[Category:Company]]

...the game [[Pong]] offered in a seated cocktail table format by the titular company Electromotion Inc. The game's pricing model was 25 cents for two players an

...der Mark Jacobs, ''Independence Day Online'' was the worst online game the company made during his tenure.<ref>https://massivelyop.com/2016/11/19/the-game-arc

''NIMROD'' was created in 1951 by the computer company Ferranti as a demonstration for the Festival of Britain in 1951. The machin

...'em-up released solely in arcades by Sega, one of three distinct games the company made based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonwalker the 1988 film of th

..., or fan reaction — is still technically under the legal ownership of some company or individual. Whether this material was originally provided voluntarily, a

'''Gaming company to introduce SegaNet and new ad campaign to 22 million viewers. Sega's newe

[[Kee Games]], the company secretly owned by Atari, also released their own version of the game known

...did the idea pick up again under the engineer Harold Lee who had left the company and established an independent firm called MOS Sorcery. Lee was responsible

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...of Nintendo's usual style (to the point where he wasn't entirely sure the company would actually release it).<ref name="asks">[https://iwataasks.nintendo.com