When the Atari VCS team decided to remake the retro console, it knew the controllers would be just as important as the box itself. After all, there's no gaming accessory quite as iconic as the ...

Atari's Pong Table lets you relive the classic game on a huge arcade cabinet that's perfect for bars and game rooms. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

You grab a controller, take up as much space as possible on your couch at home, ... and in that regard this Atari-made Pong console does not disappoint. New, it cost just under $100 ...

Something to look forward to: Atari's VCS retro console is just around the corner. Quite a bit about the box is already known, but the company revealed some details about its controllers today ...

Atari's arcade game Pong (essentially Table Tennis) was popular enough to spawn several at-home controllers, including Sears' imitator and several others. Both controllers were simply built into ...

Another recent entry is the Atari Gamestation Pro ($99.99), a console with more modern wireless controllers released last month with more than 200 games including Asteroids, Centipede, Pong ...

This original Atari controller is pretty small (take a look at that RCA cable for a sense of scale). Despite it’s size, [Kyle Brinkerhoff] managed to fit a complete gaming system inside the c… ...

Then you can plug it in to your TV and connect retro controllers or even an Xbox or PS5 controller to play Pong, Space Invaders, Pac-Man and loads of other arcade classics on the big screen. We ...

Sears sells an at-home version of Atari's arcade game, Pong (you know, like Table Tennis), that has built-in controllers. It spawns many imitators—and a Magnavox lawsuit. Advertisement ...

Neither Atari nor UNIS Technology Ltd. have revealed the pricing for the Atari Mini Pong Jr. yet, but given its hyper-focused game library, it will hopefully be well below a Benjamin. Consumer ...

Adaptive Video Game Controllers Open Worlds for Gamers With Disabilities. ... progressing from Pong on the Atari 2600 to Sonic the Hedgehog on the Sega Genesis to Tomb Raider on the Sony PlayStation.