Atari’s I, Robot is an arcade video game developed and released by Atari in 1983. The game is notable for being one of the first to use 3D polygon graphics. Players control a robot navigating through various mazes while avoiding obstacles and capturing targets. The game incorporated elements of artificial intelligence, as it featured dynamic gameplay and enemy behavior. The title references the science fiction theme of robots, drawing inspiration from Isaac Asimov’s “I, Robot” stories, although the game itself does not directly follow these narratives. The innovative graphics and gameplay mechanics made Atari’s I, Robot a significant entry in the history of arcade gaming.
Jeff Minter reimagines Atari's 1984 arcade classic, I, Robot, blending nostalgia with modern twists. The updated game features streamlined gameplay with 55 levels and procedural music. Online leaderboards enable players…
Atari revives the 1984 classic “I, Robot,” offering a vibrant 3D dreamscape experience for modern gamers. Players become a rebellious ox-headed robot, navigating through 55 challenging levels of platforming and…