Ridiculous History is a production of IHeart Radio. Welcome back to the show, fellow ridiculous historians.

Thank you, as always so much for tuning in.

That's our super producer, Mr. Max, Magnavox, Williams.

Max Atari Teenage Riot Williams.

Remember them?

Oh, man.

Those guys are real.

That's Noel Brown.

I'm Ben Bullen.

This is part two of the ridiculous history of Atari.

So if you haven't heard part one yet, please get the to thy podcast platform of choice and check it out because part two will make

a lot more sense when you've heard part one.

It's true, but it's a pretty good division.

I mean, we definitely recommend checking out episode one.

You probably already have, but we're going to start from kind of the fall from grace

type period of Atari.

Yeah, more money, more problems. Indeed. As biggie would say, this is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. We're here in what we call

the post-pong era.

Yeah, I guess we're still in the post-pong era.

I think we are, man.

I think we are.

Like post-modernism, one weird term.

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