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 is Q3 (pronounced Qubed), a compilation disc of three Q Entertainment Xbox Live Arcade games. [...]

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 Limit than any of the games from the PS2′s recent Tenkaichi series. “This title was [...]

Way, way back at E3 I actually saw The Chase: Felix Meets Felicity. At the time the game didn’t have a name and it was strictly under embargo. At a first glance it’s easy to write off the game as either “kiddy” or “girly”, but, hey, I like to try new things so I gave [...]

This has been a rumor for quite some time, but now it’s official. Atari scooped up Ghostbusters which was left behind after the Activision Blizzard merger. Ghostbusters will come out on nearly every system. A PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS, and even a PS2 version are due out next year.   I played [...]

Atari and Namco Bandai are moving past the seemingly endless series of Dragon Ball Z: Budokai games with one final release, Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World. The swan song includes foot racing. For the first time in a Dragon Ball Z video game players will race on Snake Road in one of the new Dragon [...]

When Namco Bandai shows a Dragon Ball game Atari is going to localize it. Case and point: Dragon Ball Origins aka Dragon Ball DS. Atari announced the DS game is on its way to Europe in December 2008. Dragon Ball Origins puts players in control of young Goku set in the original Dragon Ball series. [...]

While playing the PSP version of N+ I watched my ninja plummet to his death over a hundred times. If you played N before you know dying is a natural part of the game. Everything kills you. Heights, lasers, mines, and robots that attack you without much of a reason are all deadly. You can [...]

  If you have an Xbox 360, US/Canadian account with Gold status you can get it right now. Atari’s Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit demo includes two characters, Goku and Yamcha, with new flashy graphics.   PlayStation 3 owners holding a US account won't be missing out on the action. A demo is coming to [...]

Namco Bandai has not given a clear release date for Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm. It’s coming Fall-ish in North America. Atari, who is publishing Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm in Europe, has the game scheduled to come out in November. It’s pretty much guaranteed that the cel-shaded fighting game from CyberConnect2 will arrive in all regions [...]

While were on the subject of pre-order goodies Atari has something for Dragon Ball Z fans waiting to get their hands dirty with more battles. Anyone who reserves Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit at Gamestop/EB Games is entitled to a free t-shirt. It looks like the shirt features Goku and Cell on a mock boxing [...]

Wondering where N+ is? We should have got it last month, but N+ won’t be coming out on the Nintendo DS or PSP until July. The extra time will allow the developers to refine the online components like map sharing.   With N on Xbox Live Arcade it looks like most people have forgotten about [...]