French-American video game publisher Infogrames has changed its name to Atari in an effort to increase its profile with consumers by reaching back into gaming history. To mark the new Atari and the ...

Infogrames Entertainment plans to buy the rest of beleaguered video games pioneer Atari for $11 million, the companies said Wednesday. Infogrames, based in Lyon, France, owns 51.4 percent of Atari’s ...

Jose is a passionate writer and a video game enthusiast from Argentina. Throughout his career, he has contributed to various entertainment platforms, including the prominent Spanish channel Plano de ...

Atari has snatched up a large collection of classic video game titles and franchises this week, this time focusing on the back catalog of companies like Accolade, Infogrames, and Microprose. The ...

Infogrames Entertainment (“Infogrames”) and Namco Bandai Games Europe S.A.S. (“Namco Bandai”) today announced that they have signed a binding letter of intent establishing a strategic partnership ...

At ECTS 2002, one of the more prominent booths on the floor was Infogrames' medium-sized theaters, with two smoking hot females handing our cards in front of it. The models were the biggest attraction ...

Infogrames, Inc. a leading global publisher of interactive entertainment software, today announced that it will preview more than 40 new video game and PC titles at this year's E3 in Los Angeles.

Atari is back. At least the name, that is. Infogrames, a French video-game publisher that has owned the brand rights to Atari since acquiring Hasbro Interactive in 2001, is changing its name to Atari ...

French video game publisher Infogrames announced Thursday it would sell its MacSoft unit, which produces games for Apple Computer's Macintosh operating system. Privately held Destineer, a new ...

Infogrames Entertainment has revealed that a deal is in place with Namco Bandai Games Europe for the French publisher to distribute Namco's titles across its distribution network in Europe and Asia.

Infogrames today announced that it is planning to display more than 20 titles spanning all major platforms at this year's Electronics Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, commonly referred to as E3.