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'''Syzygy Co.''' is a [[video game]] and [[video game console]] developer. | '''Syzygy Co.''' is a [[video game]] and [[video game console]] developer. |
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This article is about Syzygy Company. For the company originally known as Syzygy Engineering, see Atari.
Syzygy | |
Type | Private |
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Founded | 2001 (Legacy Engineering) 2012 (Syzygy Co.) Closed on August 30, 2020 |
Headquarters | Brewster, NY, U.S. |
Key people | Curt Vendel, founder Marty Goldberg, founder |
Industry | Video games, video game consoles |
Products | Video games, video game consoles |
Number of people | 2 |
Website | N/A |
Syzygy Co. is a video game and video game console developer.
Legacy Engineering
It was founded in 2001 by Curt Vendel and Marty Goldberg as Legacy Engineering.
As Legacy Engineering, it created consoles and video games for Atari, S.A.
Syzygy Company
Its name was changed to Syzygy Company in 2012.
As Syzygy, it created peripherals for legacy Atari consoles.
Closure
It closed in 2020 with the death of Curt Vendel.
Video game consoles by Legacy Engineering
Title | Release | Notes |
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Atari Flashback | 2004 | Used a NES clone chip named Novatek NT6578. |
Atari Flashback 2 | 2005 | Used an Atari 2600 clone chip named Michele. |
Atari Flashback 2+ | 2010 | Used an update of the Atari 2600 clone chip named Michele that fixed issues with the 2005 release. |