The CX40+ Wireless Joystick is also PC-compatible with an included USB-C adapter. Accompanying the release of the new Atari+ hardware are ten new game cartridges, including official Atari releases ...

The console, the new joystick, the gamepad, and the new titles will all start shipping on November 29, 2024. The included CX78 Plus Wireless Gamepad is available separately for $35. Atari also ...

Atari mandated that developers submit games ... But folks can also purchase more separately, along with a CX40+ wireless joystick, both for $35 as add-ons. The CX40+ wireless joystick replicates ...

and there’s also a wireless joystick for those of you into that. Say what you like about Atari, but it has a knack for getting with the times. Just like the OG console, the Atari 7800+ gives a ...

Atari has a surprise for players who pre-ordered ... The CX78+ Wireless Gamepad ($34.99 / €34.99 / £29.99) and CX40+ Wireless Joystick ($34.99 / €34.99 / £29.99) wirelessly connect to ...

The gamepad also wirelessly connects to the Atari 2600 Plus recreation released last year and can be connected to a PC via a USB-C adapter. There’s also the $34.99 CX40 Plus Wireless Joystick ...

Inspired and comparable visually to the original Atari joysticks, these fun wireless recreations are easy to take around the room so you can game from your favorite spot. They're also ideal for ...

Atari’s follow up to its 2600+ retro console ... you’d need to pay an extra $35 for a wireless gamepad or the new CX40+ wireless joystick. It includes a USB-C charging cable, though you ...

The wireless controllers are easy to pair ... some of these OG controllers for at or less than the price of Atari’s new Cx40+ joysticks. Some may wish the console had extra amenities, like ...

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Meanwhile, remember those Atari joysticks, which were little more than a stick with a big red button? Atari is also releasing the joystick in a new form, as its “Plug & Play Joystick” controller.