1. 3D Tic-Tac-Toe
2. Adventure
3. Adventure II
4. Air·Sea Battle
5. Amidar
6. Aquaventure
7. Asteroids
8. Asteroids Deluxe
9. Atari Climber
10. Basketball
11. Beamrider
12. Black Jack
13. Bowling
14. Breakout
15. Burger Time
16. Burnin’ Rubber
17. Canyon Bomber
18. Centipede
19. Championship Soccer
20. Chopper Command
21. Circus Atari
22. Combat
23. Combat Two
24. Cosmic Commuter
25. Crackpots
26. Crystal Castles
27. Decathlon
28. Demons to Diamonds
29. Desert Falcon
30. Dodge ‘Em
31. Double Dunk
32. Dragster
33. Enduro
34. Fatal Run
35. Fishing Derby
36. Flag Capture
37. Football
38. Frogger
39. Front Line
40. Frostbite
41. Golf
42. Gravitar
43. Gyruss
44. H.E.R.O.
45. Hangman
46. Haunted House
47. Home Run
48. Human Cannonball
49. Indy 500
50. Jungle Hunt
51. Kaboom!
52. Keystone Kapers
53. Lock ‘n’ Chase
54. Maze Craze
55. Megamania
56. Millipede
57. Miniature Golf
58. Missile Command
59. MotoRodeo
60. Night Driver
61. Off-the-Wall
62. Oink!
63. Outlaw
64. Pitfall!
65. Polaris
66. Pong (Video Olympics)
67. Pooyan
68. Pressure Cooker
69. Radar Lock
70. Realsports Baseball
71. Realsports Basketball
72. Realsports Soccer
73. Realsports Volleyball
74. Return to Haunted House
75. River Raid
76. Saboteur
77. Save Mary
78. Seaquest
79. Secret Quest
80. Sky Diver
81. Slot Racers
82. Solaris
83. Space Invaders
84. Space Raid
85. Space War
86. Sprintmaster
87. Stampede
88. Star Ship
89. Starmaster
90. Steeplechase
91. Stellar Track
92. Street Racer
93. Submarine Commander
94. Super Baseball
95. Super Breakout
96. Super Cobra
97. Super Football
98. Surround
99. Swordquest: Earthworld
100. Swordquest: Fireworld
101. Swordquest: Waterworld
102. Tempest
103. Tutankham
104. Video Checkers
105. Video Chess
106. Video Pinball
107. Warlords
108. Wizard
109. Yars’ Return
110. Yars’ Revenge

In addition, there’s a Sam’s Club version called the Atari Flashback X Deluxe, which has 10 bonus games, bringing the total to 120. The 10 extra games are:

• Backgammon
• Chase It
• Escape It
• Frog Pond
• Fun with Numbers
• Marine Wars
• Miss It
• Shield Shifter
• Slot Machine
• Strategy X

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Note that this guide is provided solely as a reference and all responsibility falls on the person performing these actions, including the possibility of damaging your console and voiding your warranty. In other words, you perform these actions solely at your own risk, so make sure you know what you’re doing and are aware of the potential risks.

This unofficial guide is provided as-is with no guarantee or support of any kind (I am not the author). No typos or other possible errors have been corrected and the information that follows is subject to change without further notice.

Begin:

Tools/files you’ll need:

1. Philips head screwdriver

2. “Y cable” (OTG split cable with at least: 1x male 5-pin micro, 1x female 5-pin micro, 1x female Type-A USB, must be able to supply power to the male micro USB):

• Tested Y cable Example 1: Amazon link
• Tested Y cable Example 2: AliExpress link

3. 5-pin Micro to Type A USB cable

4. RKDevTool v2.69 (AndroidTool_Release_v2.69.zip, part of Download Package below )

5. DriverAssistant v4.8 (DriverAssitant_v4.8.zip, part of Download Package below )

6. Firmware image (ar3060_1015.img, part of Download Package below)

7. USB drive

8. Windows PC

Before you start:

Unzip DriverAssistant_v4.8.zip and run DriverInstall.exe to install the driver on your PC.

Step 1

Make sure Atari Flashback X console is turned off and use screwdriver to unscrew the 4 screws at the bottom.

Step 2

Carefully open the cover without disconnecting any cables inside.

Connect micro USB cable between the console and your computer.

Unzip AndroidTool_Release_v2.69.zip and run AndroidTool.exe.

Step 3

Press and hold the recovery button on the PCB and power on the console.

Step 4

Continue to hold the recovery button until the tool shows “Found One LOADER Device” in its status bar.

Click on the “Upgrade Firmware” tab and then click on the “Firmware” button.

Locate the firmware image on your PC, click on “Upgrade” button and wait until “Reset Device Success” shows in the status window.

Turn off the console and disconnect it from your PC.

Step 5

To prepare your USB drive, make sure it uses FAT (FAT32) file system. You can choose this when you format the drive. Make sure your drive uses the MRB partition style*, otherwise the console will not recognize it. (*See Step 5.1 for conversion steps.)

Create a “Game” directory under the USB drive, make sure the cases are correct or your games won’t be loaded.

The console only takes game files with “.a26” extension (rename other formats like “.bin” to “.a26” as necessary), make sure you have the correct extension for your files and copy them into the “Game” directory created in the previous step.

Step 5.1 (Optional)

Use the following steps to convert your USB drive to MBR and format it on a Windows PC (Note: This is only necessary if your USB drive is not already correctly formatted for use with the Atari Flashback X.):

Warning: The formatting process means data loss, so please back up anything important before proceeding.

1. On your keyboard, press “Windows” + “R” at the same time to open “Run” Window, then type “Diskpart” and click “OK” (click Yes if prompted by the User Access Control) to open a command prompt window.
2. Type “list disk” and hit “Enter” to see all disks connected to your computer, and you identify which drive needs to be formatted. Warning: You must choose the correct disk or you risk formatting your PC’s drive. (We will use “disk x” in the following steps.)
3. Type “select disk x” and hit “Enter”, then the command prompt will display a message, “Disk X is now the selected disk”.
4. Type “clean” and press “Enter” to initialize disk.
5. Type “convert mbr” to set disk to use MBR.
6. Type “create partition primary” to add a new partition to the disk.
7. Type “format FS=FAT32 QUICK” to format the new partition to use FAT32.
8. Type “exit” to close the prompt, you are now ready to use the drive.

Step 6

Connect the power cable and the USB drive to the console using the Y cable and turn the console on.

If all goes well, you should see a new file menu called “Ext. USB Drive” at the bottom left of the screen with all your games inside.

Enjoy!

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