Some Activision game fans may not know this, they may be unaware.
Activision wouldn't exist if Atari had been a company that was more fair.
Atari wouldn't give their programmers any recognition for their work and this lead to a decision.
Some of the programmers wanted credit so they left Atari and started Activision.
If Atari had been more fair, Activision games wouldn't have been made.
There would've been no Pitfall, no Stampede and no River Raid.
So Atari's decision to be unfair turned out to be a very good thing.
Because pleasure was what Activision games were sure to bring.
(This is a true story.)
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