Atari Mania

Atari Mania is not going to have an issue finding its own audience. There are gamers out there who are historians and will get a kick out of it. With 150+ minigames, and some very challenging unlockable items, it will keep you busy. These are the hardest Atari games rolled up into one charming, nostalgic mini-game extravaganza. Grab this one if you like that good ol' Atari pain.

After bringing back many Recharged classics, Atari now tries their hand at the WarioWare formula so get ready to experience Atari Mania.

I absolutely love the concept behind Atari Mania. I'm a bit cooler on the execution, perhaps because I experienced many of these games first-hand, and can therefore see what they could have done with this concept. I'll let you decide if I'm being fair.Read More

I have already stated in the past that I’m a huge WarioWare fan, and given how terrible its latest entry was, I am more than happy to welcome competitors delivering something similar in order to take advantage of its source of inspiration’s currently dying momentum. The thought of Atari doing something similar is genius in concept, given how the company’s classic titles have the same length and complexity of your average WarioWare microgame to begin with. I was actually pretty excited t...

Atari Mania celebrates 50 years of Atari by reimagining several of its classics as microgames. What should be a delightful trip down memory lane is let down by technical issues and repetitive gameplay. It offers moments of fun, but you have to wade through lots of filler to get to the good stuff.

Atari Mania is a mess that fails to recall the tight gameplay or pixilated wonder of Atari's past despite its inspired premise.