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Kee Games
A wholly owned subsidiary of Atari, started by Nolan Bushnell's friend Joe Keenan.
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Kee Games existed as a faux competitor, producing copies of Atari (Company) games (or vice versa) with slight differences. In late 1974, the ruse was revealed to the public, but Kee continued making games until it was absorbed into Atari in 1978.
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Sprint 2 (Game)
A 1970's arcade racing game and one of the earliest arcade games to use a microprocessor. Despite its name, Sprint 2 is not a sequel and instead refers to its two-player cabinet.
Tank (Game)
Before Combat, Atari and their faux-competitor Kee Games put out this one-on-one tank battle maze game.
Indy 800 (Game)
A 1970's arcade racing game where eight players can race around the track at once!
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