#123: Atari I.P List Found! 23 Atari ST Games They Own!
We scour Atari's 2024 IP list (we were altered to it last week by BCB Coffee Boy last week) and discover 23 Atari ST games Atari (probably) owns that could be put into a game pack, DLC for Atari 50, an Atari ST mini, etc. We played (almost) all of them (game play video included).
Note: list was first published by PowerDubs on atariage.com who found it on Atari's home page:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1e-tl9Oqwnr78879Lnne_uhlsGkPWFK_z428ZmUaJjog/edit#slide=id.g2ff92e3406f_0_0
BCB's video (@ballistik_coffee_boy):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipA-Cm64-2E
AtariAge Thread:
https://forums.atariage.com/topic/372647-atari-ip-list-2024/
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