Atari

Atari is reviving its 800XL all‑in‑one 8‑bit home computer in collaboration with Plaion, preserving the original mechanical keyboard and Atari BASIC support for coding. The unit adds modern features including HDMI output, four USB‑A ports, a functional cartridge slot compatible with legacy 400/800/XL/XE carts and an upgraded joystick. It ships with 25 built‑in games and is available for preorder at $219.99, with deliveries expected to begin in April 2027. » More on theverge.com

Thunderful Group reported a 29% revenue decline in Q2 2025 to SEK 59 million, an adjusted EBITDA of -SEK 23.2 million and ongoing losses; the company is carrying out extensive restructurings with a significantly reduced workforce. After the quarter end a planned directed share investment by Atari of SEK 50 million was announced, which would make Atari the majority shareholder (around 82%) and is still subject to an extraordinary general meeting. Through cost reductions, the investment and planned game releases, Thunderful aims to return to positive cash flow and stabilize the balance sheet. » More on de.investing.com

Atari has taken ownership of the intellectual property rights for five Ubisoft titles (Cold Fear, I Am Alive, Child of Eden, Grow Home, Grow Up) and plans to re-release them on new platforms under its publishing label. The company is evaluating updated formats, new content and expanded distribution channels, as well as opportunities to extend and evolve the franchises. Comments from Wade Rosen and Deborah Papiernik highlight the two companies' collaboration to reach a new audience. » More on de.investing.com