Kevin, r n r nI 'm sure it is a nightmare. If you go strictly by copyrights and trademarks, there are so many holes it 's amazing. For the early arcade games, it looks like they copyrighted the PCBs, which makes sense because the PCB layout is what others copied. ...
There are so many Atari owned properties that have been sitting in limbo for decades. r nThe Atari 2600 has been done to death, but what about 5200, 7800, 8-bit, etc.
I 'd like to see the folks over at Innovative Leisure get access to these properties, or see Time Warner buy it back and put the whole shebang back together again. Bushnell would be interesting, but I don 't think his heart has been in corporate game development since 1978.