Atarisoft was a label used primarily for arcade conversions on non-Atari systems. https://www.digitpress.com/faq/atarisoft.htm …https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ChQM0639Uw …
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Would looking inside the cartridges help us figure out which contractor did which games? This post suggests "yes."https://atariage.com/forums/topic/241415-how-to-open-an-atarisoft-cartridge/?do=findComment&comment=3295981 …
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One of the contractors was International Computer Group, which was mostly known as an agency representing video game publishers and developers. ICG did its manufacturing in Hong Kong. The inside of the screw holes allegedly say "ICG."
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Most Atarisoft games were made in the USA, so that isn't too helpful, but some of them were made in Hong Kong.
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They were mostly, probably all, developed by Syndein Systems, which was apparently a subcontractor to ICG. (ICG didn't seem to do any internal development.)
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C64 Atarisoft games developed by K-Byte use the same cartridge shell as games published by CBS Software, a different shell from what the few other C64 Atarisoft games use. This would suggest these cartridges were made by K-Byte, which had its own manufacturing facility.
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Atarisoft - GDRI :: Game Developer Research Institute http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Atarisoft …
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Someone posted a bunch of TI PCBs on AtariAge a few years ago. Except for the ones made in Hong Kong, they're all made by K-Byte, no matter the developer. It'd be kinda funny if all these contractors just ended up paying K-Byte to make stuff.https://atariage.com/forums/topic/252393-atarisoft-cartridges/ …
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