But the Atari 2600 version, released in 1982 ... and its choice to cut costs by sticking with a 4 K cartridge left the game barely recognizable. The famous pellet-chomping maze became simpler ...

The cartridge based game consoles of decades ago had a relatively ... somewhat inflexible. The Atari 2600 is particularly troublesome in this respect, with its clever use of limited hardware ...

The Atari 7800+ plays authentic 2600 and 7800 cartridges and comes bundled with a wireless controller and a modern retro ...

With Easter 2025 upon us, some people are only just realising the origin of the term 'Easter egg' in the context of hidden ...

This two-button controller brings an authentic Atari feel with wireless support for classic and modern systems at just $24.99 ...

DUST off those old boxes gathering dust in the loft, as the retro gaming market is thriving – and some long-forgotten treasures could fetch a tidy sum. Games once dismissed as outdated are ...

For a limited time, Amazon offers Atari's CX78+ Wireless Gamepad at ... This means players can use the same controller on vintage 2600 cartridges or hook it into a PC for emulator sessions.

This is the same price that the Atari 2600+ launched at, and given the 7800+’s compatibility with 2600 game cartridges and controllers, it’s undoubtedly the one to choose today if you’re ...

In 1980, Atari planned ... While the only playable games for the Cosmos came preloaded with the console, gamers would still need to purchase and insert individual cartridges to play them.