#tengen

Gauntlet is as much a major milestone in the arcades as games like Pac-Man and Space Invaders. It was original, had outstanding graphics and sound, and had the relative novelty of four-player cooperative

Tengen is a label that Atari used to publish games on non-Atari systems. They are perhaps best known for releasing unlicensed games on the NES and a number of decent games on the Sega Genesis. This ad

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At some point, Atari split into two companies. Atari Games was essentially Atari's arcade division and they were able to use the Atari name on arcade releases but not on home ports. Atari Corporation was

Tengen wasn't particularly happy with Nintendo's licensing restrictions at the time (licensees could only publish up to five games a year) and sought less restrictive terms but Nintendo was having none

Klax (Sega Genesis, 1990)