We don’t need to tell you why Atari is the most famous name in video games. But here’s a reminder:

Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney started one of the most iconic companies in American history in 1972. With $700 in investment capital, they launched Syzygy to develop a Spacewar computer game clone called Computer Space.

They changed the name to Atari later that year, after the Japanese word atari ​​当たり, used in the notoriously complex game, Go. You know the rest. Pac-Man, Asteroids, Missile Command, Frogger. All on the Atari 2600.

Atari and Quidd are partnering to bring you historic collectibles from the archives, and the first Atari Mintables NFT as a reward to lucky collectors. Quidd x Atari launched this flagship collection as Atari's first ever NFTs.