Atari Program Exchange

Video game publisher

Instance of: video game publisher
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1.Stated in MobyGames“Atari Program Exchange”Retrieved 2018-08-09
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Country: United States
Founded: February 1981

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Atari Program Exchange (APX) was a division of Atari, Inc. that sold software via mail-order for Atari 8-bit computers from 1981 until 1984. Quarterly APX catalogs were sent to all registered Atari 8-bit owners. APX encouraged any programmer, not just professionals, to submit video games, educational software, applications, and utilities. A few internally developed Atari products were sold through APX, such as Atari Pascal, the developer handbook De Re Atari, and a port of the arcade video game Kangaroo.

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Industry: video game industry
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1.Stated in MobyGames“Atari Program Exchange”Retrieved 2018-08-09
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Dissolved: 1984
Product or material produced: Eastern Front (1941)
Parent: Atari

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