Exploring the design of the human experience
The Atari logo, sometimes referred to as the “Fuji” symbol, was designed at the company’s inception in 1972 by California based George Opperman.
The Atari logo was designed at the company’s inception in 1972 by California based George Opperman. Sometimes referred to as the “Fuji” symbol, the icon is both a stylised A and a representation of two opposing video game players playing Pong, Atari’s best seller at the time.
Via Art of the Arcade.
Title Scream hosts a very impressive collection of 16- and 8-bit game graphics. A nostalgic little trip down memory lane for some, an education for the rest!
I’m not sure how long Title Scream has been around, but everyone and their dog was tweeting about it today. This pixelicious site hosts a very impressive collection of 16- and 8-bit game graphics. Curated by Cameron Askin of Wellington, New Zealand, Title Scream offers a nostalgic little trip down memory lane for some and an education for the rest! Here’s a little appetizer:
