The Art of Atari book

[palitoy]

http://www.amazon.com/Art-Atari-Robert-V-Conte/dp/1524101036/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1460146695&sr=8-1&keywords=art+of+atari&linkCode=sl1&tag=afi-jlu-20&linkId=bc572558a25ad6d58edb79b3bd5c7167

[Mikey]

That's really neat !!!

I always liked the older original artwork better than the newer stuff.

The old stuff had a quaintness to it that's lacking in the later art.

[EMCE Hammer]

A lot of that would make for killer posters.

[Mikey]

Some of it reminds me of 70's schoolbook art - like that astronaut picture.

[megomania]

http://www.amazon.com/Art-Atari-Robe...db79b3bd5c7167

Damn you. Why do you post stuff I don't need but always want :-)

[rche]

that looks like a ton of fun. I am currently collecting much smaller and scuffed up versions of that artwork on the carts.

[Donkey Hoatie]

Yup, just added this to the Amazon Wish List. Great looking book!

[ScottA]

A lot of that would make for killer posters.

What Steve said.

[Werewolf]

Very cool. Atari always had awesome box art.

[mazinz]

thanks, this means I need to sell more in the marketplace so i can buy this. Most of the time I wished the games were a fraction as good as the artwork for them was

[HardyGirl]

Cool! (says the woman w/ Atari games still in her room!)

[Werewolf]

Cool! (says the woman w/ Atari games still in her room!)

Me too! I still enjoying playing classics, like Ms. Pac-Man, Space Invaders and Centipede, on my 2600.

[Marvelmania]

Guilty as charged. I can still remember looking at all of the games at Circus World trying to decide which game I wanted. Usually it was the artwork that made the decision for me.

[megowgsh]

Drool...

[vulcan2074]

That's going on my wish list.
Sammy