Pearl Harbor Trilogy is a “re-interpretation” of Legendo’s air combat game Attack on Pearl Harbor for the PC. Atari published the original in Germany.

Let me preface this playtest by saying that I have never played Escape from Butcher Bay. It’s not that the game sounded bad. I completely believe all the praise it gets in gaming circles, but I’m just not that much of a stealthy person.

The Ghostbusters were hiring and I joined the team as a nameless rookie. My job was to trap ghosts and test equipment. Handing untested weapons to a trainee? Is Dr. Spengler serious?

Atari used to be the go to publisher for Dragon Ball games in North America. Not any more! Moving forward, Namco Bandai is the worldwide publisher for all games related to the anime series.

Atari and synesthesia video game studio Q Entertainment announced QJ, a Wii title almost six months ago. After the initial blip both companies haven’t said anything about it, but development appears to be progressing.

Sony is now publishing the Ghostbusters game instead of Atari in Europe. The PS3 and PS2 versions of the game will ship on June 19 alongside the Blu-ray release of the movie as planned. A PSP version is now also in development scheduled to ship in autumn 2009.

Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces priced at $69.95 AUD has popped up on the websites of several Australian retailers. While the boxart for the listing is the original Japanese, it could be a placeholder. The interesting part, though, is that Atari is listed as the publisher.

Talk about leveling up. According to his keynote at the Los Angeles Game Conference 2009, Atari founder Nolan Bushnell launched the company with only $250 in capital. This was in 1972. Five years later, they sold the company to Warner Bros. for $28 million dollars.

Namco Bandai has always taken care of Q Entertainment in Japan, but in North America Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s studio flipped between Ubisoft, Namco Bandai and Buena Vista Games. Moving forward Q Entertainment will work with Atari and their first joint project…

A double dose of Dragon Ball came into North American stores earlier this month. Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World is the final DBZ game for the PlayStation 2 and it is more like the PS3/Xbox 360 Dragon Ball Z: Burst…