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Why Barbie Is Daring to Launch Near GTA VI
This Game File article by Stephen Totilo, published November 10, 2026, is a paid post built around a conversation with Atari CEO Wade Rosen about why Atari is releasing Barbie: Rewind close to the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI.
- Barbie: Rewind's compilation is slated for the Thursday one week before Grand Theft Auto VI. That places Atari's release just ahead of Rockstar's November 19 launch.
- The article states that Barbie's slot near GTA VI was a deliberate decision rather than a result of Atari's crowded release queue.
- Atari CEO Wade Rosen said the company was pretty confident few games would release in the Barbie launch window. He made the remark to the author the previous month.
“That Was a Very Frank Interview.” A 61-Game Chat With the CEO of Atari
Stephen Totilo interviewed Atari CEO Wade Rosen in two conversations, one in Las Vegas last April and one by video call in October, covering nearly every Atari-published game since Rosen took charge in 2021.
- The Atari of the last five years has been prolific, publishing nearly one game a month.
- Rosen thinks games like Atari Mania missed the mark, saying, "It should be more fun than it is, in candor."
- Rosen called Atari 50 "probably my favorite game that we’ve done since I’ve been here."
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