EFI from cables is something every ham loves to hate. What if you modulated, that, though, using an ordinary cable as an ...

Released back in 1983, the game I play on the Atari 400 most is Carnival Massacre. Your goal in this bizarre game of catch is ...

You can enjoy 4 games on its 2.02-inch TFT touchscreen display, including Centipede, Missle Command, Pong, and Super Breakout, and customize it with retro Atari 2600 graphics and sound effects.

The box has most of everything you’ll need to get the Atari 7800+ up and running on your TV or gaming monitor including a HDMI cable, a DB9 wireless dongle for the controller, and a USB-C cable ...

The ATARI Gamestation Go was developed in collaboration with My Arcade and will be pre-loaded with around 200 games when it launches. My Arcade says it's like a Nintendo Switch for classic Atari ...

What, no steering wheel? Of course Atari’s new handheld includes a trackball, spinner, and numpad My Arcade's "GameStation" partnership means authentic portable Tempest, Missile Command, etc.

Gaming Software emulation atari Retro revival: Atari Jaguar console reborn as an iPhone emulation app A developer has shared progress on an emulator app for iOS By Zo Ahmed September 29, 2024, 8:50 AM ...

First hypnotised by the light of the monitor as he muddled through Simon the Sorcerer on his uncle’s machine, he’s been a devotee ever since, devouring any RPG or strategy game to stumble into ...

The Atari 400 Mini Is a Cute Homage to Its 8-Bit Personal Computer Era—and It’s Out Today The palm-sized retro emulator includes 25 games and the ability to load your own ROMs.

Cooler Master has released a 27-inch QHD VA Mini LED gaming monitor in the Tempest GP2711 with a 165Hz refresh rate and a reasonable price tag.

We played games on the Atari 2600+ — the highly anticipated refresh of the Atari Video Computer System (VCS), Atari’s legendary console from 1977 — and here’s what we thought.

Atari’s releasing another collectible 2600 cartridge as part of the company’s XP series. The game is called Save Mary and actually dates back to the 1980s when Atari’s console reigned supreme.