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16 Questions

1. Why was it possible for other companies to make Pong rip-offs?

2. What was the name of the game that Bushnell created after college?

3. What game did Nolan Bushnell love to play at the University of Utah?

4. Al Alcorn invented what?

5. What is the inspiration/origin of the name Atari?

6. What was Sygzy?

7. Atari originally sold their home games through what company?

8. How did Bushnell get around Atari contracts that said they'd only sell to certain distributors.

9. What game did Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak make for Atari?

10. Bushnell mostly blamed what for Computer Space's failure to be popular?

11. Nolan Bushnell was the founder of what?

12. What was the most important innovation of the Atari 2600?

13. What year was the Atari 2600 released?

14. What job did Nolan Bushnell have that helped push him along in the video game business path?

15. What game did SEGA create to compete with Pong?

16. What was the name of Atari's early maze game?

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