Atari, Inc., 1973-1983 and n.d. [4 Player Football (1979), Anti-Aircraft (1975), Asteroids (1979), Asteroids Cocktail (1980), The Atarians (1977), Basketball (1979), Battlezone (1980), Breakout (1976), Compugraph Foto (1976), Cops ‘n Robbers (1976), Crash ‘n Score (1975), Destroyer (n.d.), Dig Dug (1982), Dominos! (1977), F-1 (1976), Flyball (1976), Football (1978), Goal 4 (1975), Gotcha (n.d.), Gran Trak 10 (1974), Gran Trak 20 (1974), Hi-Way (1975), Jet Fighter (1975), Le Mans (1976), Lunar Lander (1979), Middle Earth (1978), Monte Carlo (1980), Night Driver (1976), Outlaw (1976), Pin Pong (1974), Pong Doubles (n.d.), Poolshark (1977), Quadrapong (1973), Quiz Show (1976), Qwak! (1974), Rebound (n.d.), Red Baron (1981), Shark Jaws (1975), Sky Diver (1978), Sky Raider (1978), Smokey Joe (1978), Soccer (1979), Space Duel (1982), Space Race (n.d.), Sprint 4 (1977), Sprint 8 (1978), Starship 1 (1977), Steeplechase (1975), Stunt Cycle (1976), Subs (1979), Super Bug (1977), Superman: The Pinball Game (1979), Tank 8 (1976), Time 2000 (1977), Touch Me (1974), Trak 10 (n.d.), Triple Hunt (1977), TX-1 (1983), Video Pinball (1979); also “Atari: Playing with the Future” (1974) and “The Atari Theatre”(1976) information packets] [some in German]

File — Box: 1, Folder: 42

Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

This series contains fliers, brochures, and other hand-outs acquired by Steve Kordek during his six-decade-long career in the coin-operated games industry. Along with materials from companies which produced coin-operated games (such as video arcade, pinball, and electromechanical games), this series holds information from other related industries.

The folders in this series are arranged alphabetically by manufacturer, with specific titles of arcade, pinball, and selected electromechanical games listed in brackets following the manufacturer name and date(s). When a specific title is not indicated, the type of product (e.g., “redemption games,” “air hockey,” “coin mechanisms,” etc.) is noted in brackets following the manufacturer name and date(s). When fliers for a company are not dated, an approximate date range is indicated in brackets when possible.

Dates

Creation: 1948-2004

Creator

From the Collection: Kordek, Steve (Person)

Language

From the Collection:

The majority of this collection is in English, though there are some materials in German, Japanese, and Italian. They are denoted as such in the Contents List section of the finding aid.