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Atari founder Nolan Bushnell to release NFT collection of classic arcade cabinets in augmented reality

Atari founder Nolan Bushnell to release NFT collection of classic arcade cabinets in augmented reality

Atari founder Nolan Bushnell and NFT marketplace MakersPlace announced the launch of a collectible series of classic arcade cabinets in augmented reality, Arcade OG.

Introducing, The Arcade OG Series! 🕹️✨

The ‘godfather of video games’ @NolanBushnell, founder of Atari, has teamed up with VFX specialist @zaiortiz_ to reinvent the first two Bushnell games ever made.

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— MakersPlace (@makersplaceco) September 27, 2021

A total of five items are planned for sale. Starting October 12, some of them will be available at a fixed price.

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Other items will be sold at auction. For example, the exclusive red Pong arcade machine, commemorating Bushnell’s visit to the Two Bit Circus arcade-entertainment venue in Los Angeles, is available in a single unit.

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According to the creators, each collectible item can be viewed in augmented reality using a smartphone or tablet camera.

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Bushnell plans to continue exploring the NFT space in future projects.

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“I hope that we can wow you every six months with new offerings,” — заявил businessman.

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The Arcade OG series is the result of a collaboration between Bushnell and 3D artist Zay Ortiz, who worked on Hollywood blockbusters “Iron Man 2” and “Tron: Legacy.”

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In November 2020 Atari conducted a token sale, but 36 hours after trading began the token price fell by 70%.

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In August 2021, Vine co-founder announced a blockchain console with NFT instead of cartridges.

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