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Atari enterró 14 camiones con videojuegos en 1983 y 30 años después más de mil cartuchos fueron recuperados y vendidos por más de 107 mil dólares

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Atari tiró 1.300 cartuchos al vertedero: hoy valen miles

En 1983, Atari tomó una decisión que durante décadas pareció una leyenda urbana: cargar camiones con videojuegos y llevarlos a un vertedero de Nuevo México para enterrarlos. Entre aquellos cartuchos se encontraba E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, uno de los lanzamientos más cuestionados de la historia de los videojuegos.

Más de treinta años después, una excavación recuperó alrededor de 1.300 cartuchos. Algunos terminaron en subastas y llegaron a venderse por miles de euros, transformando los restos de un desastre comercial en objetos de culto para coleccionistas y aficionados a la historia del videojuego.

Un entierro que simbolizó la crisis de Atari

La historia se remonta a los primeros años de la década de 1980, cuando Atari dominaba buena parte del mercado doméstico. La compañía había convertido su consola Atari 2600 en un fenómeno de masas y confiaba en mantener ese crecimiento con nuevos lanzamientos.

Uno de los proyectos más ambiciosos fue E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, basado en la popular película de Steven Spielberg. Atari compró los derechos y aceleró el desarrollo para poner el juego a la venta durante la campaña navideña de 1982.

El calendario fue extremadamente ajustado. El título se desarrolló en apenas unas semanas, una presión que afectó…