This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries contains cabinet artwork, and documents the process of initial creation to mass production. Types of materials include paper, silk screens, decals, and negatives. The materials are arranged alphabetically by game, and the majority of the folders are oversized.

This subseries houses technical drawings, including schematics, harness wiring assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, and circuit drawings. The materials are arranged alphabetically.

This subseries houses technical drawings, including schematics, harness wiring assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, and circuit drawings. The materials are arranged alphabetically.

This subseries houses technical drawings, including schematics, harness wiring assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, and circuit drawings. The materials are arranged alphabetically.

This subseries contains records produced by Atari Incorporated and Atari Games during daily operations. Materials include reports, meeting minutes, strategic planning, memos, greeting cards, letterheads, floor and building plans, and correspondence. Also included are records produced by Time Warner Interactive, which purchased its controlling share of Atari Games in 1994.

This subseries contains records produced by Atari Incorporated and Atari Games during daily operations. Materials include reports, meeting minutes, strategic planning, memos, greeting cards, letterheads, floor and building plans, and correspondence. Also included are records produced by Time Warner Interactive, which purchased its controlling share of Atari Games in 1994.

Atari operated a pinball division starting in 1976. The pinball division released seven pinball machines, including Atarians, Superman, Space Riders, and Hercules, the largest pinball cabinet ever made. After poor sales, Atari ceased operations of the pinball division in the early 1980s.

Atari operated a pinball division starting in 1976. The pinball division released seven pinball machines, including Atarians, Superman, Space Riders, and Hercules, the largest pinball cabinet ever made. After poor sales, Atari ceased operations of the pinball division in the early 1980s.