With Crossy Road Rush landing on Apple Arcade, what makes this so different to previous examples of the series? We spoke to ...

"Crossy Road Rush" boasts 50+ levels of challenging obstacles to zoom though, along with boss battles, Survival Mode and ...

Tenured games company Atari has agreed to purchase Australian studio Hipster Whale for the initial sum of US$29.3 million (AU$40 million). Per Atari, it’s the next step in the company’s plan to move ...

Iconic video game label Atari has acquired Crossy Road studio Hipster Whale in a new deal that could ultimately cost the former up to $40 million. Atari announced the acquisition in a press release on ...

Atari has appointed Hipster Whale co-founder and Crossy Road creator Matt Hall as its EVP of Mobile. In his new role, Hall ...

The new role, which reports directly to Atari CEO and chairman Wade Rosen, will see Hall leading Atari’s mobile games business, including its role in Atari’s cross-platform st ...

Atari will pay an initial $29.3 million, consisting of $26 million in cash and $3.3 million in newly issued Atari shares. Co-founder Matt Hall has agreed to a one-year lock-up on the shares he ...

Prettygreat, the Australian start-up with talent from Halfbrick and funding from Hipster Whale, has announced that its debut game Land Sliders will be launching on 24 September. Founded by a trio of ...

While the company is far from the gaming behemoth which it once was back during the arcade and early console days, Atari has slowly but surely been finding its way back into the video games space.

Atari has acquired Crossy Road developer Hipster Whale for an initial $29.3 million, with another $10 million possible through earn-out payments over the next three years. The upfront amount is split ...