Discover Atari [Commercial Break]

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By Steve Spalding July 21st, 2008
Under: Mixed Media

Discover a world beyond your wildest dreams, discover Atari! This is an Atari commercial from the early 80s, notice the advanced games and the personal finance software. Considering the year, this was a pretty advanced rig.

HL

I remember Atari....

ontarioemperor

Tramp schramp.

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