I was honored that our segment was on the same episode as the legendary engineer and entrepreneur [Nolan Bushnell], founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese’s‎. [Nolan] even did an impromptu ...

But Bushnell and Dabney had enough money to try again, and with the company renamed Atari, a term from the game Go, they set about looking for the next big idea. Nolan wanted a driving game ...

X2 Games was created by American businessman and founder of Atari Inc. Nolan Bushnell and acclaimed digital animator Zai Ortiz, known for creating visuals for Iron Man's J.A.R.V.I.S system holograms ...

Early innovators: (from left) Atari co-founders Ted Dabney and Nolan Bushnell, CFO Fred Marinic, and engineer Allan Alcorn. (Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment) So being here in Silicon Valley ...

It’s probably been a minute since most of us have visited a Chuck E. Cheese’s. If you’re a parent, it’s a no-brainer. It’s ...

Wukong’s success, we look at games like Street Fighter and Pokémon that reference Chinese history, myths and martial arts.

Jobs managed to charm Atari's founder Nolan Bushnell and started a job there, while Wozniak spent his days working at Hewlett-Packard, living at an apartment nearby Jobs' parents' home.

It introduced many innovative elements that are now common in games. Quote: Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari, once said, "Video games foster the mindset that allows creativity to grow." ...

Dabney worked with Nolan Bushnell on arcade classic Pong, but left in 1973 after claiming that he had been sidelined Samuel ‘Ted' Dabney, the co-founder of Atari alongside Nolan Bushnell ...