Atari and Activision classics return on cartridge, $7 billion Dragon Ball Z theme park takes shape, Star Trek targets Vulcan salute record, and more

By: Todd CoopeeAugust 29, 2026
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Six intriguing articles related to toys, games, and nostalgia that have hit the news this week.

Atari has announced the Atari x Activision Collection, 39 Atari 2600 games on working, physical cartridges

Atari has announced the Atari x Activision Collection, 39 Atari 2600 games on working, physical cartridges

[h/t IGN]
A $7 billion Dragon Ball Z theme park is now officially in the works

A $7 billion Dragon Ball Z theme park is now officially in the works

[h/t Polygon]
Star Trek aims to set a world record for Vulcan salutes on Star Trek Day

Star Trek aims to set a world record for Vulcan salutes on Star Trek Day

[h/t Gizmofo]
Doodle generative compositions in your browser with Musical Spirograph

Doodle generative compositions in your browser with Musical Spirograph

[h/t The Verge]
Decades before ChatGPT, video games were sold as having AI

Decades before ChatGPT, video games were sold as having AI

[h/t Boing Boing]
Upper Deck partners with Hasbro for new trading cards and games

Upper Deck partners with Hasbro for new trading cards and games

[h/t The Toy Book]