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- Video 61 - Examples of Budget Packaging from 3rd Party Atari Developers
  
  By Video 61, August 15, 2023
  
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  By Justin, January 25, 2023
  
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Video 61 - Examples of Budget Packaging from 3rd Party Atari Developers

All through Atari's history, smaller 3rd party game publishers came up with alternative methods for packing their products. Did you know it was common at the time for many 3rd Party Atari developers to release game cartridges, floppies, and other accessories in simple "budget" packaging such as clear inexpensive clamshell cases and plastic baggies? Some publishers even just shrink-wrapped the floppy disk and documents! Unique, alternative packaging kept costs low for the buyer, while keeping the games profitable enough for the small developers to stay in business and continue publishing Atari games and software.