Despite the name, Atarimix has no relation to the American company Atari: it's a budget collection of ten simple minigames — reflexes, aim, basic logic — typical of the cheap-software segment that abounded in the Japanese DS market. It's a product with no pretensions, built to fill free time rather than leave a mark; its value today is that of a catalog curiosity within the console's huge supply of low-budget compilations in Japan.
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