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What is Atari: Game Over about?

Atari: Game Over is a documentary. In the New Mexico desert, millions of unsold E.T. cartridges lie buried, a symbol of the video game crash of the early 1980s. Atari: Game Over details the decline of the Atari Corporation, focusing on the infamous burial event of 1983. Interviews with key figures, including game developer Howard Scott Warshaw, provide insight into the factors leading to Atari's downfall. Archival footage illustrates the challenges faced by the gaming industry during this turbulent period. The film runs for 66 minutes and was directed by Colin K. Gray.

When was Atari: Game Over released?

Atari: Game Over was released in 2014.

How long is Atari: Game Over?

Atari: Game Over has a runtime of 66 minutes.

What genre is Atari: Game Over?

Atari: Game Over is classified as History, Culture.

What topics does Atari: Game Over cover?

Atari: Game Over explores topics including historical-events.