AtariAge forum goer, Dutchman2000, who acquired an Atari-related paperwork lot, has shared the text from a fascinating internal memo that describes plans for the company to make use of a version of Coleco’s ColecoVision hardware in their products. While the author of the original memo does not wish for a...
AtGames has released the Atari Flashback Portable, which is now available from a variety of major US retailers. While list price is $59.99, typical retail price is often quite a bit less. The Flashback Portable is part of the new AtGames Flashback Zone, which encompasses an increasing number of retro-themed...
Update: The full review is now posted! The AtGames Atari Flashback Portable, which is just now starting to hit major retailers everywhere and should have full availability by the end of the month (November 2016), features 60 built-in games, including legends like Frogger, as well as all-time Atari 2600 classics...
The latest in the inexplicably popular “KIDS REACT” series has dropped, and lo and behold it’s a “fresh” take on kids reacting to games on the Atari 2600 Video Computer System, which came out in 1977. Here’s the video in question, although it’s not really necessary to play it, since...
New Versions of Popular TV-based and Portable Systems Deliver Hundreds of Classic Games, Expandability, Wireless Controllers, High Quality Displays, and More LOS ANGELES, CA (PRWEB) JULY 27, 2016 AtGames® Digital Media Ltd., a leader in interactive entertainment products, today announced their latest classic gaming releases, Atari Flashback 7, Atari Flashback...
Atari is back at it again with another value-packed collection of Atari 2600 VCS and arcade games, which is now available on Steam. Of the 100 games, which I listed yesterday, 18 are arcade games, of which the majority are vector-based. That leaves 82 Atari 2600 games that span the...
UPDATE: A review is posted here. Now that Atari has officially revealed the list of 100 games included on the soon-to-be-released Atari Vault for PC, which includes a mix of Atari 2600 and arcade games, I can share my own list, properly alphabetized with the corrected names, for reference: 3-D...
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