Available exclusively through Atari.com, the design of this product was inspired by the legends surrounding the original Atari logo. Atari is a Japanese word that can roughly mean "a hit" or "success", and is sometimes shouted out when a person wins the lottery. The Fuji symbol present on this shirt is an evolution of the first symbol designed by George Opperman in 1972. The origins of the logo are subject of debate. Some seem to think it was meant to be a depiction of Mt. Fuji; other sources claim it was meant to look like the letter “A” and was a representation of the game Pong with two players on either side and the Pong court in the center. Since the name and possibly even the symbol for Atari came from Japanese culture, the word "atari" was added in yellow kanji at the bottom of the design.

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Infant Long Sleeve

Wrap your little one in luxury with this long-sleeve tee from Bella. Your baby will look and feel wonderful, no matter how you customize this adorable shirt. It’s made from super-soft, 5.8 oz., pre-shrunk 100% cotton with a 1 x 1 baby rib knit. Envelope neck for easy on/off. Imported.

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18 Month

This white long-sleeved youngsters' t-shirt is one of the many examples of excellent gaming ideas that can be purchased online at Zazzle. Presented in Atari's store, this long-sleeved classic infant shirt which is appropriately named the atari.com tshirt is a stunning example of the atari.com gear in the Zazzle marketplace. This particular gaming t shirt has a classic fit and is extremely comfortable. If you appreciate this tshirt, look for other designs by searching the Zazzle marketplace for video t-shirts, gaming t-shirts, or games t-shirts – or check out Atari's store. This particular long-sleeved tshirt design is shown being worn by the video shirt model named .

This snug babies' basic long sleeve t-shirt will look just as charming on your angelface as it does on . Zazzle seller Atari chose our babies' basic standard long sleeve zazzle t shirt for this atari design, which we think was a great decision. Created from 100% cotton, this long-sleeved Classic Fuji (Red) t-shirt will be printed using a proprietary technology that creates images that last a long time in unlimited colors. One of our countless infant apparel choices, this standard babies' long sleeve zazzle shirt has an impressive fit that parents will love!

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Available exclusively through Atari.com, the design of this product was inspired by the legends surrounding the original Atari logo. Atari is a Japanese word that can roughly mean "a hit" or "success", and is sometimes shouted out when a person wins the lottery. The Fuji symbol present on this shirt is an evolution of the first symbol designed by George Opperman in 1972. The origins of the logo are subject of debate. Some seem to think it was meant to be a depiction of Mt. Fuji; other sources claim it was meant to look like the letter “A” and was a representation of the game Pong with two players on either side and the Pong court in the center. Since the name and possibly even the symbol for Atari came from Japanese culture, the word "atari" was added in yellow kanji at the bottom of the design.

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