Atari posts wider quarterly loss

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Sales fall as company releases fewer titles amid transition to new video game consoles.

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Transition to next-gen consoles...?
by damnationltd November 8, 2005 3:35 AM PST: In my opinion, lack of game support and rushed releases are better excuses for poor performance in a free market.

Checking up on many of the games in the official forums can verify this.; Reply to this comment

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