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Atari has brought back the Infogrames brand as a publishing label​

THE NEW INFOGRAMES WILL ACQUIRE AND PUBLISH GAMES WITH NON-ATARI IP.

The brand, which hasn’t seen active use for around two decades, will specialise in acquiring and publishing games that “fall outside the core portfolio of IP associated with the Atari brand”.

“For decades, Infogrames built a reputation as a publisher and developer of amazing and eclectic games, and we are excited to bring it back,” Atari CEO and chairman Wade Rosen said in a statement.

Infogrames may eventually turn to some of the legacy titles published by its previous incarnation, but for now its first acquisition is Totally Reliable Delivery Service. The 2019 game, its trademarks and its underlying property have been acquired from tinyBuild and now belong to Infogrames.

“With Totally Reliable Delivery Service, Infogrames is starting off with a strong IP that has a loyal and enthusiastic player base,” Infogrames manager Geoffroy Châteauvieux said. “The Infogrames team will be able to expand upon the strong work of tinyBuild, and re-energize this high-potential franchise.”

Atari also says that Infogrames will be “consistent with Atari’s approach” in that it will see game preservation as “a core component of its mission”.


Titles associated with Infogrames in the past included Alone in the Dark, Asterix, V-Rally, Heart of Darkness and numerous games based on Tintin, The Smurfs and Looney Tunes.

Throughout the late ’90s, Infogrames started acquiring other companies including Ocean, Gremlin Interactive, DMA Design (which was then sold to take-two became rockstar), Accolade, Beam Software, GT Interactive, Hasbro Interactive, MicroProse and Atari.


source: Atari has brought back the Infogrames brand as a publishing label | VGC
 
Makes me wonder what IPs they plan on publishing.
 
Hopefully, this would mean Infogrames will publish many great games for people to play.
 
I haven't even heard anything from Atari in years I thought they fell off the face of the earth. It's going to be interesting to see what they come up with.
 
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