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"Tarmac - Hangar Theme" - Area 51 [Arcade; Atari Games; 1995]

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First published at 05:29 UTC on June 28th, 2019.

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So BitChute's on a different clock than I am, so when I'm posting it, it's still June 27th. June 27th is a milestone in gaming history, as it's the day that Atari Inc. was formally organized back in 1972. Their creation of Pong and many other games would become trailblazers of gaming entertainment. While the company was split into two in 1984, many people in the company considered the arcade division, Atari Games, to be the true heirs of the Atari name & brand, given that it started off as an arcade producer, and not a maker of home games until years later. Here's the track that is found at the beginning of Atari Games' best selling game of the 1990's, Area 51.

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