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Uploaded: 2024-08-01T16:24:41.555Z
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Description: Big thanks to Atari for sending me this killer box! Atari Summer Camp is meant to pay homage to the 80s computer clubs back in the day. #retrogaming #atari

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Andy Steig

Influencers & Gaming Community Director at Stand Up To Cancer | Social Handle @LoveRetroBTW |

4mo

Big thanks to Atari for sending me this killer box! Atari Summer Camp is meant to pay homage to the 80s computer clubs back in the day. #retrogaming #atari

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So I was coming home yesterday and I saw this box with the iconic Atari logo on. And I'm like, what is this? And it turns out they sent me their awesome little promotional summer event called the Tari Summer Camp 1983. And it's supposed to be a nod to the iconic computer camps of the 1980s has been reimagined this summer in a digital form. But they sent me a box of just really cool gear, some awesome merch, and as someone that worked as a camp counselor, having a camp stamp. Atari shirt is pretty cool.

Philip Roberts

4mo

Very jealous, such a cool collection of merch. I love the nod to Adventureland on the inner lid. I would love to know more about the online summer camp.

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Martin Quessenberry

SVP, Digital Transformation & Innovation at Stand Up To Cancer

4mo

AWESOME unboxing :)

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Wendy Prantner

Instructional Designer | Women in Games Ambassador | Game-based Learning Advocate | Video Game 🎮 Geek

4mo

So much awesomeness-thank you for sharing! I have been enjoying Atari Summer Camp (virtual), took part in a battle to take down Evil Otto just last night! \o/ We won!

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Holger Mende

Leiter eCommerce bei REIFF Technische Produkte GmbH

4mo

That's super and brilliant! Unfortunately not available for us ATARI fans in Germany. That's a great pity. But I have been on vacation on the West Coast in the last two years and was able to stock up on some ATARI products that are not available in Europe. For me, it's the best memory of my childhood - the good old VCS 2600...