
— Nintendo Enthusiast:
The gaming industry is in such a weird state right now. We have Nintendo releasing the first hybrid system and its blowing up in sales. Sony and Microsoft have done the unthinkable and created mid-generation upgrades further pushing the notion that many modern gamers only care about graphics.
Then there’s the whole ‘mobile gaming will become overlord’ line that’s constantly being chanted. My point is, there’s a lot going on. It looks like a certain company realized how high the current level of madness is and wants to cash in on that; after a 24-year hiatus, Atari is trying to make a comeback. But is that actually possible?

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Not looking good. Hopefully Asha Sharma is able to turn Phil’s disaster around.
To me it's still quite remarkable how they can cash-in 5.3bn in revenue in a single quarter, since their hardware is basically dead.

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They aren't going to go head to head against Sony/MS/Nintendo with this. I've only heard what the box isnt, not what it is. Its not that. They seem to have a different market segment in mind
No they can't
I doubt Atari believes that they can seriously take on the big three
I didn't know Atari was an entity for it to make a "comeback". It's a friggen company.
Can it make a comeback? Sure, why not? So long as the right people run the company, anything is possible.
Will it make a comeback? Likely not, no.
Atari isn't an old friend that stabbed us in the back, though most people think of companies in this manner these days. Fanboyism is at a hilarious level of stupidity these days.
well depends come back to do what? to compete in the mainstream console market? highly highly unlikely.
they don't have the development studios or the modern ips to be able to be relevant from the start. nor do they have the financial power to get into the conole game.
but if they were going after a different market, or working on some other ventures... in that case sure why not?