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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In 1983, Atari had just put the finishing touches on a brand new, revolutionary game that would make them king of the market — Atari's Ultima, which despite being for the 2600 had amazing graphics, sounds, gameplay, etc. Boxes and booklets were printed, cartridges manufactured, and print advertisements drawn up. Atari had a large booth reserved just for Atari's Ultima at the Winter CES, planning to both show the new standard in gaming and make Activision look like a bunch of poor-quality hacks by comparison. |