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Atari showed the concept of gaming hotels

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In January of this year, Atari announced a new project that should appeal to gamers who love travel. Architectural bureau Gensler will help them in creating design. The latter is known for its work of the Shanghai Tower. It also formalized the headquarters for NVIDIA.

The design of the hotel shown is somewhat futuristic. The various buildings that will be built for gamers (and not only) around the world will be inspired by various themes that may be associated with video games: retro games, new games, esports, science fiction and more.

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In addition to sleeping and entertainment areas, Atari hotels will also create playgrounds for e-sports events and entertainment in the spirit of augmented and virtual reality.

In Phoenix, Arizona, the opening of the first hotel from Atari will take place. If the plans are not broken, then gamers will check out the building before the end of this year. If the project is recognized as successful, then after that the company will build such hotels in other American cities: Denver, Austin, Seattle, Chicago, San Francisco, San Jose and of course Las Vegas.

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