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                                                                    Exhibit 10.3

                            STOCK TRANSFER AGREEMENT

                                 BY AND BETWEEN

                          INFOGRAMES ENTERTAINMENT S.A.

                                   ATARI, INC.

                                       AND

                             ATARI INTERACTIVE, INC.

                                 August 22, 2005
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                             AGREEMENT TO TRANSFER
                            SHARES OF HUMONGOUS, INC.

BY AND BETWEEN:

ATARI, INC, a corporation organized under the laws of Delaware, United States,
having its principal office at 417 Fifth Avenue, 10016, New York, NY, United
States (hereinafter referred to as "ATARI"),

                                                         PARTY OF THE FIRST PART

ATARI INTERACTIVE, INC, a corporation organized under the laws of Delaware,
United States, having its principal office at 417 Fifth Avenue, 10016, New York,
NY, United States (hereinafter referred to as "INTERACTIVE" and jointly with
Atari, as the "TRANSFERORS"),

                                                        PARTY OF THE SECOND PART

INFOGRAMES ENTERTAINMENT S.A., a French corporation (societe anonyme) with
stated capital of (euro) 111,895,449, having its principal office at 1 Place
Verrazzano 69 252 Lyon Cedex 09, registered in the Lyon Trade and Companies
Register under number 341 699 106 and represented by Mr. Bruno Bonnell, in his
capacity as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,

(hereinafter referred to as "IESA")

                                                         PARTY OF THE THIRD PART

(and referred to jointly as the "PARTIES")

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RECITALS

BACKGROUND AND PROCEDURE OF THE PROPOSED TRANSFER

IESA is the parent corporation of the Atari Infogrames group of entertainment
software and interactive games companies. IESA owns more than 50% of Atari's
shares and voting rights and all of Interactive's shares and voting rights. IESA
also owns all of the shares of Atari Europe and of its distribution subsidiaries
in the Asia-Pacific region.

Interactive is a wholly-owned subsidiary of IESA and publishes the interactive
game software largely produced by proprietary franchises and under license from
Hasbro.

Atari is listed on the NASDAQ exchange in the United States. It develops,
publishes and distributes interactive game software. Atari publishes and sells
games in the action/adventure, role-playing, sport, family/children and other
segments.

Humongous, Inc, the company to which this agreement pertains (hereinafter
referred to as "HUMONGOUS"), is a United States corporation organized under the
laws of Delaware, having its principal office at The Corporation Trust Company,
Corporation Trust Center, 1209 Orange Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19081, United
States. Information about Humongous is included in SCHEDULE 1 hereto.

Humongous has purchased certain intellectual property rights relating to
characters or environments aimed at the children's and family segment, such as
"Putt Putt", "Pajama Sam" and the "Backyard" franchise, a top seller in the
United States, under a purchase agreement, an original copy of which is attached
hereto as SCHEDULE 2 (the "PURCHASE AGREEMENT").

As of the date hereof, Atari and Interactive own all of the Humongous shares
outstanding (the "SHARES" or the "TRANSFERRED SHARES"), to which an equivalent
number of voting rights are attached. The respective number of Humongous shares
held by each Transferor is shown in Schedule 3 hereto.

As part of the rationalization of its publishing portfolio, Atari wishes to
transfer the business of Humongous and has commenced the process of selling that
division. For its part, IESA wishes to increase its investment in that sector
and purchase Transferors' interests, thereby closing out Interactive's position.

Accordingly, the parties have met to examine how control of Humongous could be
transferred to IESA, and have entered into this stock transfer agreement (the
"STOCK TRANSFER AGREEMENT") pursuant to which Transferors agree, among other
matters, to

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transfer their entire ownership interest in Humongous to IESA, in consideration
for new shares of IESA (the "NEW SHARES"), on the terms and conditions below.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE PARTIES HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

1 - TRANSFERS

1.1   Transfers

On the Closing Date, each of the Transferors shall transfer the number of
Transferred Shares appearing next to its name in SCHEDULE 3 hereto to IESA,
which accepts them, amounting to all of the common stock outstanding of
Humongous.

The Parties agree that the Transfers contemplated herein constitute a single
transaction. Accordingly, unless otherwise decided by IESA, each of the Parties'
obligations to complete the Transfer shall be contingent on the simultaneous
Transfer by each Transferor of all of its Transferred Shares.

1.2   Closing

The closing of the transactions provided for in this agreement (the "CLOSING")
shall take place at the principal office of IESA at 1 Place Verrazzano, 69252
Lyon Cedex 09, on August 22, 2005 (the "CLOSING DATE").

2 - VALUATION OF SHARES TRANSFERRED

Pursuant to a decision by IESA's board of directors on July 26, 2005 to approve
the transaction in principle, IESA's management made a valuation of Humongous
based on several criteria, including comparisons with recent similar
transactions and purchase offers from third parties.

This process put a value on all of the Transferred Shares of USD 10,976,638, or
(euro) 9,032,782.97, based on a euro/dollar exchange rate of 1.2152 agreed to by
the parties (the exchange rate in effect on August 19, 2005), or (euro)
94,091.4893 per Transferred Share.

Accordingly, IESA and Transferors have agreed to value the ninety-six (96)
Transferred Shares at (euro) 9,032,782.97.

CCI Conseils, represented by Mr. Francois de Bustamante (the "TRANSFER
APPRAISER") was appointed Transfer Appraiser (Commissaire aux Apports) by the
Chief Judge of the Lyon Commercial Court on August 9, 2005, as required by
Article L. 225-147(6) of the French Commercial Code (Code de Commerce) for the
purpose of issuing a report on the transactions referred to herein. His report
will be made available to IESA's Board of Directors and shareholders, as
required by law.

3 - CONSIDERATION FOR THE TRANSFER

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Pursuant to the foregoing, Transferors shall receive consideration for their
Shares in the form of fully paid-up New Shares, on the following terms:

3.1   Exchange Ratio

For the purpose of calculating the consideration for Shares with a transfer
value (euro) 9,032,782.97, the parties agree to use a ratio based on the average
closing price of IESA shares on the Euronext Paris Eurolist over the three
trading sessions immediately preceding the Closing Date, or (euro) 1.45.
Accordingly, the exchange ratio is set at 64,891 (rounded off) New Shares for
one (1) Transferred Share. A total of 6,229,505 New Shares shall thus be issued,
of which:

For Atari, Inc.                     5,840,161 New Shares
For Atari Interactive, Inc.           389,344 New Shares.

3.2   Capital increase

The New Shares will be issued on the Closing Date by IESA's board of directors,
under the authority to increase capital with a waiver of pre-emptive rights
granted to it by resolution 11 of the IESA annual shareholders' meeting of
January 19, 2005 authorizing IESA capital stock to be increased by up to 10% to
pay for the acquisition by the company of shares or other equity securities,
where the provisions of Article L.225-148 of the Commercial Code do not apply.

Capital stock will accordingly be increased by (euro) 3,798,727.96.

The New Shares will be issued and allocated to Transferors pro rata the
Transferred Shares, as indicated in clause 3.1 above and in Schedule 3.

On the Closing Date, the New Shares issued to Transferors will be recorded as
registered shares by Euro Emetteur Finance, IESA's transfer agent.

3.3   Value of New Shares in excess of par

The New Shares issued as consideration for the Transfers shall generate premiums
in excess of par of (euro) 5,234,055.01, to which all costs, duties, taxes and
fees incurred by this Transfer will be charged.

Paid-in capital resulting from this excess value will be recognized in a special
account on the liabilities and shareholders' equity side of IESA's balance
sheet, to which new and existing shareholders shall have a claim, and which may
be freely used by the board of directors.

3.4   Rights attached to New Shares

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The New Shares will earn dividends from the first day of the fiscal year in
which they are issued by IESA and will be entitled to any dividends distributed
during the current fiscal year.

Subject to their effective date, the New Shares will be fully fungible with
existing shares and have the same rights subject to any provisions relating to
the right to vote attached to treasury stock, and shall be subject to all
provisions contained in IESA's articles of incorporation and bylaws and any
resolutions of shareholders' meetings.

They may be freely traded from the start of their listing on the Euronext Paris
Eurolist and, subject to that condition, will be listed on the same line as
IESA's existing shares.

4 - TITLE - RIGHT TO DIVIDENDS

IESA shall take full and valid ownership of the Transferred Shares on the
Closing Date. The Transferred Shares shall entitle IESA to any dividend declared
on or after the Closing Date.

5 - LEGAL STATUS

The Transfers shall be effected in accordance with the ordinary law relating to
contributions in kind, as set out in Article L. 225-147(6) of the French
Commercial Code and its implementing regulations.

6 - TAXATION

The Transfers shall be subject to registration duty on simple contributions in
kind under Article 810 of the French General Tax Code (Code General des
Impots). The Transfers shall be subject to a fixed duty, payable by IESA.

7 - NO CONDITIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS

The duties and obligations set out in this Stock Transfer Agreement shall be
final and irrevocable upon the execution thereof, as IESA's board of directors
irrevocably recorded the capital increase.

8 - REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

8.1 - Transferors' Representations and Warranties

Transferors, acting severally but not jointly and severally, hereby make the
following representations and warranties to IESA:

(a)   Organization and business: Each Transferor is duly organized, validly
      existing and operating under the laws of the country in which it is
      incorporated, and has

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      full capacity and power to own, lease and operate its property and assets
      and to conduct its business in the manner in which it is currently
      conducted.

(b)   Authority - Binding nature of the agreement: Each Transferor has full
      capacity and power to enter into this Stock Transfer Agreement and the
      agreements contemplated herein. Each Transferor has duly and validly
      authorized the execution of this Stock Transfer Agreement and the Purchase
      Agreement and there are no further measures required of either Transferor
      to enter into and execute said agreements. The Stock Transfer Agreement
      and the Purchase Agreement have been duly and validly executed by each of
      them and, provided that the undertakings made by each of the other Parties
      hereto are valid, said agreements shall be binding on such Transferor in
      accordance with their terms and conditions and shall be enforceable,
      subject to any laws relating to bankruptcy, insolvency, reorganization or
      other laws affecting the rights of creditors. Notification is not required
      in the United States under the terms of the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act.

(c)   Ownership of Humongous Shares: On the Closing Date, each Transferor shall
      be the beneficial owner of the Humongous Shares appearing next to its name
      in Schedule 3. Each Transferor shall only own (or be the beneficial owner
      of - within the meaning of Rule 13d-3 promulgated under the US Securities
      Exchange Act of 1934) those Humongous Shares appearing next to its name in
      Schedule 3, and shall not hold any rights of any kind whatsoever to
      purchase a number of Humongous Shares other than the number appearing in
      Schedule 3. On the Closing Date, the Humongous Shares held by each
      Transferor shall be free of any liens, claims, pledges, options,
      pre-emptive rights, agreements, limitations on voting rights, security
      interests or other encumbrances of any kind whatsoever. Full title to the
      Humongous Shares shall be transferred to IESA and the Shares shall be free
      of any security interest or lien and shall be freely transferable.

(d)   No prior agreements: Transferors have not signed any letter of intent nor
      entered into any agreement relating to the purchase by any third party
      other than IESA of the assets referred to in the Purchase Agreement.

(e)   No disputes: The signing and execution of the Stock Transfer Agreement and
      the Purchase Agreement by each Transferor does not constitute a breach of,
      is not prohibited by and shall not give rise to any termination,
      cancellation or acceleration under the terms of any provision whatsoever
      of (i) a judgment, decree or order or any undertaking, contract, agreement
      or any other material instrument to which said Transferor is a party or
      that is binding on that party or (ii) any laws or regulations applicable
      to that Transferor, to the best of Transferor's knowledge, based on
      reasonable investigation, it being specified that Humongous' assets are
      subject to a lien granted in the ordinary course of business to HSBC
      Business Credit USA, Inc. ("HSBC"). Atari, Inc has agreed to secure the
      release of that lien as soon as possible after the Closing Date, the terms
      and conditions of the release being set forth in the HSBC agreement and
      known to the parties.

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(f)   No registration of New Securities: Each Transferor acknowledges that the
      New Securities shall not be subject to the "registration" procedure under
      the US Securities Act of 1933 and that the transactions provided for in
      this agreement are subject to an exemption from the requirements set out
      in Article 5 of said Act. Each Transferor severally, but not jointly and
      severally represents and warrants that it satisfies at least one of the
      eligibility criteria allowing it to purchase the New Shares under the US
      Securities Act. Each Transferor acknowledges that IESA is relying on the
      representations of Transferors under this agreement in order to take
      advantage of said exemption.

(g)   Experience: Each Transferor has the capacity to enter into this Stock
      Transfer Agreement and assume the economic risks of its investment and has
      received or had access to all information it considers necessary to form a
      thorough opinion of IESA. Each Transferor has had an opportunity during
      the course of this transaction and prior to signing this agreement, to
      submit questions to and receive answers from IESA, its management and
      agents, relating to IESA's financial circumstances and all questions asked
      have been answered.

8.2   Other questions relating to Transferors

(a)   The representations made under Clause 8.1 have been made for the purposes
      of the Securities Act and shall in no way affect the rights of any
      Transferor in relation to this Stock Transfer Agreement, including, in
      particular, its ability to rely on the representations and warranties
      provided by Infogrames Entertainment in this Stock Transfer Agreement.

(b)   Each Transferor represents that it shall under no circumstances sell or
      transfer the New Shares other than in accordance with applicable law, and
      undertakes to provide IESA with a declaration in the form attached hereto
      as Schedule 4.

(c)   Each Transferor agrees to use its best efforts to draw up or have drawn up
      all necessary documents for the purposes of performing the transactions
      provided for in this Stock Transfer Agreement. Neither Transferor shall
      take any steps nor enter into any agreement which conflicts with the
      rights granted to IESA by this agreement, or which may be detrimental to
      the performance of the transactions provided for herein.

8.3   IESA Representations and Warranties

IESA hereby makes the following representations and warranties to each
Transferor:

(a)   Organization and business: IESA is a duly organized corporation, validly
      existing and operating under the laws of the country in which it is
      incorporated, and has full capacity and power to own, lease and operate
      its property and assets and to conduct its business in the manner in which
      it is currently conducted. IESA has all

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      necessary authorizations to do business in each jurisdiction in which the
      nature of the assets owned, leased or managed by it, or the nature of its
      business requires such authorizations, except where the lack of such
      authorization would have no material adverse effect on IESA.

(b)   Authority - Binding nature of the agreement: IESA has full capacity and
      power to enter into this Stock Transfer Agreement and the agreements
      contemplated herein. The execution of this Stock Transfer Agreement and
      consummation of the transactions contemplated herein have been duly and
      validly authorized and all necessary steps have been taken for the
      purposes thereof. The French language version of this Stock Transfer
      Agreement has been validly signed by IESA and, on the assumption that
      Transferors are validly authorized to execute it, this Stock Transfer
      Agreement shall be binding on IESA and shall be enforceable against it in
      accordance with its terms, subject to any laws relating to bankruptcy,
      insolvency or any other laws affecting the rights of creditors.

(c)   Government approvals: Execution of this Stock Transfer Agreement by IESA
      and performance of the transactions provided for herein do not require the
      consent of any governmental authority.

(d)   No breach: The performance of the transactions provided for herein shall
      not breach any provision of IESA's articles of incorporation and bylaws
      (statuts).

(e)   New Shares: The New Shares have been validly authorized and upon being
      issued and paid up pursuant to the provisions of this Stock Transfer
      Agreement, shall be validly issued, fully paid up and free of any liens or
      restrictions other than restrictions on their transfer imposed by the
      Securities Act or the securities laws of any government, including "blue
      sky" laws.

(f)   Listing of the New Shares: IESA undertakes to apply on the date hereof for
      the listing of the New Shares on the Euronext Paris Eurolist, with the
      understanding that the Financial Markets Authority (Autorite des Marches
      Financiers) may oppose the listing of new shares.

(g)   Bank fees: IESA represents that it has not engaged the services of an
      investment bank or a financial intermediary to perform the transactions
      contemplated in this agreement and does not owe any fee to any such
      institution in this regard.

9 - EXPENSES

All expenses and duties payable under this Stock Transfer Agreement and those
arising from its performance shall be paid by IESA, provided, however, that each
party shall be liable for the costs of its own advisers.

10 - GOVERNING LAW - CHOICE OF FORUM

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The rights and obligations of the parties under this Stock Transfer Agreement
shall be governed by the laws and regulations of France, including the
provisions of Article L.222-147 of the Commercial Code as they apply to transfer
procedures.

Transferors expressly waive any claims of immunity from jurisdiction and agree
that any dispute relating to rights and obligations arising in connection with
this Stock Transfer Agreement shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of
the courts in the judicial district of the Lyon Court of Appeals (Cour d'Appel
de Lyon).

11 - ADDRESS FOR SERVICE

For the performance of this Stock Transfer Agreement, the parties' respective
addresses for service shall be:

      -     for the Transferors: their respective addresses indicated above;

      -     for IESA: its principal office as indicated above.

12 - AMENDMENT

This Stock Transfer Agreement may only be amended by a writing signed by IESA
and the Transferors.

Executed in Lyon
In five (5) original copies
On August 22, 2005

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/s/ Bruno Bonnell
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INFOGRAMES ENTERTAINMENT S.A.
representee par Monsieur Bruno Bonnell

/s/ Jeffrey B. Kempler
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ATARI, INC.
representee par Monsieur Jeff Kempler

/s/ Frederic Chesnais
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ATARI INTERACTIVE, INC.
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                                                                    Exhibit 10.4

                              LIQUIDITY AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT (the "AGREEMENT") is made as of August 22, 2005 between
Infogrames Entertainment SA, a societe anonyme organized under the Laws of
France ("IESA") and Atari, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("ATARI" and,
collectively with IESA, the "PARTIES").

WHEREAS, reference is made to that certain Asset Purchase Agreement, of even
date herewith, between Atari and Humongous, Inc., a Delaware corporation (the
"ASSET PURCHASE AGREEMENT"), which provides, among other things, for the
purchase by Humongous, Inc. ("HUMONGOUS") from Atari, of the Humongous IP and
other Purchased Assets (each as defined in the Asset Purchase Agreement) (the
Humongous IP and the other Purchased Assets being the "PURCHASED ASSETS"), and
Atari's agreement to make certain payments and provide certain services
post-closing related to the business being acquired by Humonogous, the cost or
value of which will total $1,985,598 (the "POST-CLOSING COSTS") in exchange for
90 shares of common stock of Humongus and the assumption of some obligations by
Humongous;

WHEREAS, reference is made to that certain Traite D'Apport de Titres de
Capital, of even date herewith (the "STOCK CONTRIBUTION AGREEMENT"), between
IESA and Atari, which provides, among other things, for the issuance of certain
shares of capital stock by IESA, referred to in the Stock Contribution Agreement
as les Actions Nouvelles (the "NEW SHARES"), to Atari in exchange for 90 shares
of common stock of Humongous;

WHEREAS, when the Purchased Assets are transferred to Humongous in accordance
with the Asset Purchase Agreement, they will be subject to liens (the "LIENS")
in favor of HSBC Business Credit (USA) Inc. ("HSBC"), but HSBC has agreed that
at such time as Atari has received $7,000,000, in cash, from the sale of the New
Shares or otherwise in connection with the sale of Humongous to IESA or the sale
of the Purchased Assets to Humongous, all the Liens on the Purchased Assets will
terminate;

WHEREAS, it is the intention of the Parties that Atari have the ability and
right to monetize a certain portion of the New Shares beginning on or about
August 31, 2005, as further described in this Agreement;

WHEREAS, it is the further intention of the Parties that, through the sale of
the New Shares or otherwise as described herein, Atari shall receive a total of
at least $7,000,000 in cash of that amount no later than the Due Date (as
defined below) and that, in addition, Atari will receive cash equal to the Post
Closing Costs no later than the dates they become due and payable.

WHEREAS, Atari and IESA shall cooperate during the period commencing on the
Effective Date (defined below) and ending on December 31, 2005 (the "LIQUIDITY
PERIOD") in connection with arranging the sale of some or all of the New Shares,
as further described in this Agreement; and

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NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and premises hereof, and
for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which
the Parties do hereby acknowledge, the Parties hereby agree as follows:

      1.    Atari and IESA shall cooperate, during the Liquidity Period, for
            purposes of arranging the sale, without any commission to IESA, of
            some or all of the New Shares via one or more block trades or in
            another manner that constitutes an Offshore Transaction as that term
            is defined in Rule 902 under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as
            amended (the "SECURITIES ACT") with regard to transactions that are
            subject to Rule 903 under the Securities Act.

      2.    Given its knowledge of the French Paris market, IESA through its
            stock market brokers shall use commercially reasonable efforts to
            identify buyers willing to purchase from Atari some or all of the
            New Shares for a fair market price. All sales of the New Shares
            shall comply with Rules 902 and 903 under the Securities Act.

      3.    Upon settlement of any sell transactions for the New Shares, the
            proceeds of the sale net of brokers' fees (the "NEW SHARE PROCEEDS")
            shall be remitted in immediately available funds to an account of
            Atari (the "ATARI ACCOUNT.")

      4.    To the extent, if any, that the New Share Proceeds received by Atari
            as of September 6,2005 (the "DUE DATE"), do not reach Seven Million
            United States Dollars ($7,000,000,00)(such difference to be referred
            to herein as the "SHORTFALL AMOUNT"), IESA (i) shall cause a
            sufficient number of additional New Shares to be purchased from
            Atari, and/or (ii) shall transmit the sum equal to the Shortfall
            Amount to Atari on the Due date by wire transfer to the Atari
            Account of immediately available funds, so that the Shortfall Amount
            is paid to Atari no later than the close of business on the Due Date
            (such a purchase of additional New Shares and/or payment is referred
            to herein as a "SHORTFALL COVER PAYMENT").

      5.    In addition to the $7,000,000 mentioned above, the cumulative New
            Share Proceeds shall be applied by Atari to pay for the Post-Closing
            Costs. To the extent, if any, that at the time any Post-Closing
            Costs become due and payable, the New Share Proceeds plus any
            Shortfall Cover Payment and any Cost Cover Payments that Atari has
            received are in total less than (a) $7,000,000 plus (b) all the
            Post-Closing Costs Atari has previously incurred, plus (c) the
            Post-Closing Costs that are currently being incurred (such
            difference to be referred to herein as a "COST SHORTFALL AMOUNT"),
            IESA shall cause a sufficient number of additional New Shares to be
            purchased from Atari, and/or (ii) shall transmit the sum equal to
            the Cost Shortfall Amount to Atari, at or prior to the time the
            Post-Closing Costs become due and payable, so that the Cost
            Shortfall Amount is paid to Atari no later than the time the
            Post-Closing Costs become due and payable (each such a purchase of
            additional New Shares and/or payment is referred to herein as a
            "COST COVER PAYMENT"). The obligations of IESA under this Article 5
            will under no circumstances exceed $1,985,598.

      6.    In the event IESA makes a Shortfall Cover Payment or a Cost Cover
            Payment, IESA shall have the right, throughout the remainder of the
            Liquidity Period, to recoup the Shortfall Cover Payment and any Cost
            Cover Payments from any New Share Proceeds and, to that effect, any
            New Share Proceeds received thereafter shall be

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      automatically wired by Atari to IESA up to the total amount of the
      Shortfall Cover Payment and all previously unrecouped Cost Cover Payments.
      To the extent the additional New Share Proceeds during the Liquidity
      Period do not enable IESA to recoup the Shortfall Cover Payment and all
      Cost Cover Payments, IESA will bear the deficiency.

7.    When Atari has received a total of $7,000,000 under paragraphs 3 and 4,
      Atari will immediately (a) notify HSBC that Atari has received $7,000,000,
      in cash, from the sale of the New Shares or otherwise in connection with
      the sale of Humongous to IESA, and therefore all the Liens on the
      Purchased Assets have terminated and (b) will request that HSBC deliver
      all documents that are reasonably necessary or appropriate to evidence the
      termination of those Liens.

8.    The Parties shall execute, acknowledge and deliver such other instruments
      or documents as may be reasonably necessary or appropriate to carry out
      the transactions contemplated by this Agreement. Specifically, at any
      time, from time to time following the Effective Date, at the request of
      IESA, Atari shall execute and deliver such instruments of sale, transfer,
      conveyance and assignment as required in order to facilitate and
      effectuate the sale of the New Shares and the delivery of the New Share
      Proceeds to Atari's bank account. Each Party will comply with the other
      Party's reasonable requests to assist the requesting Party in its efforts
      to effect the registration and sale of the New Shares as contemplated
      herein. Any and all fees and expenses associated with the sale of the New
      Shares shall be deducted from the New Shares Proceeds.

9.    This Agreement shall take effect upon the admission of the New Shares to
      listing on Euronext - Paris Bourse (the "Effective Date").

10.   This Agreement will not affect the rights or obligations of the parties
      under a letter dated August 9, 2005. from IESA to Atari relating, among
      other things, to IESA's purchase of Humongous.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Agreement as of the date
first above written.

INFOGRAMES ENTERTAINMENT, SA             ATARI, INC.
("IESA")                                ("Atari")

By: /s/ Frederic Monnereau              By: /s/ Jeffrey B. Kempler
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Name: Frederic Monnereau                Name: Jeffrey B. Kempler
Its: General Counsel                    Senior Vice President, Business and
                                        Legal Affairs
                                        Atari,Inc.

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