Hosted by Ballistik Coffee Boy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Our Atari stories are a slice of our personal histories. From sitting on shag carpeting surrounded by wood paneled walls playing our 2600's to joining our first BBS with an Atari 8-Bit computer, our Atari Stories are an integral part of our gaming life, our generations & the collective gaming world. In this series, I'll explore those stories & delight in them. Join us.
Ballistik Coffee Boy hosts Atari Stories, a leisure show with 13 episodes published.
On this episode of Atari Stories, the podcast all about Atari & it's stories, we continue on with Volume 3 of The Bushnell Files, including articles & interviews with one of the world's most prominent & valued entreprene
On volume 2 of 'The Bushnell Files,' I continue on with 3 more unique stories about entrepreneur, founder of Atari & Chuck E' Cheese, Nolan Bushnell. Pong. Chuck E' Cheese. uWink. Nolan started many companies & innovated
On this episode of Atari Stories, I begin a year-long series titled "The Bushnell Files!" Kind of like the X-Files but without the alien babies or UFO's or cattle abductions. In this series, I read random articles about
On this episode of Atari Stories, I read you an article on Kotaku.com titled "Sex, Pong & Pioneers: What Atari Was Really Like, According to the Women Who Were There." By Cecilia D'Anastasio from 2018. According to this
On this #Christmas themed edition of #AtariStories, I share 4 listener stories, including one by #YouTube content creator #YorkiesTV (aka Andrew) & 3 podcast listeners, spanning from Canada to Indiana! Plus: BCB gives so
On this episode of #AtariStories, I continue on with "The Joy of #Atari #Podcasts"! In part 2, I discuss some more of my faves! (In no particular order!) These include: #IntotheVerticalBlank, #AtariBytes, #Atari5200 Poda
On this episode of #AtariStories, I dig into #AtariPodcasts & discuss the immense joy they have brought into my life! These range from Ferg's Atari 2600 Game by Game Podcast to Inverse Atascii: the Atari Productivity Sof
On this episode of #AtariStories, I read a great #article about the #history of #Atari by #IGN, written by #KezaMacdonald. In this article, we'll hear about Atari's triumphs and downfalls, and how it became an early pion
On this episode of Atari Stories (#5, for those of you counting), I recall some personal stories, read listener Atari stories & also peruse the Memories section at Atari.IO, where members have posted their Atari stories
On this episode of Atari Stories, I share holiday stories from listeners Roberta & Joe (JJ), myself, and Tony Longworth, Atari fan & musician! The stories range from opening up new Atari 2600's on Christmas Day to playin
On this Halloween themed episode of #AtariStories, I introduce to you spooky gaming related Halloween stories from three listeners - Grace, Vic & Shane, as well as recall some of my own favorite Halloween stories. These
On this episode of Atari Stories, I read a story sent in by AndyVGR about growing up with his Atari in 1988 after he discovered an old family 2600 in a wooden crate at the age of 4. Plus: my local gaming buddies, Adam (f
On this first episode of Atari Stories, I give you a little intro to the show & then tell some personal stories: First up, my first Atari 2600 story, followed by my obsession with Pac-Man with the 2600 version of the gam
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Atari Stories is hosted by Ballistik Coffee Boy. The show is categorised under leisure (games) and has published 13 episodes.
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