But a better price and compatibility with hundreds of old Atari game cartridges probably gives this one more of a fighting chance. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you ...

Introducing my 9-year-old daughter to some of those games on the Atari 2600+ found more misses than hits, in part because the blocky, low-res graphics proved too hard to tolerate (we did get a few ...

If you were a child of the 1970s or '80s, there is a good chance that you played a game on an Atari game system. The first model — known as the Atari 2600 — was one of the first home game ...

This isn't the only way to play classic Atari video games without an original console. Another recent entry is the Atari Gamestation Pro ($99.99), a console with more modern wireless controllers ...

Here's a retro-gaming console perfectly timed for the holiday season – an ideal gift for the classic gamer on your list, or just for yourself. The Atari 2600+ ($129.99, out today, on Atari.com ...

That makes it a tough sell for anyone who doesn’t have access to old Atari games. The system comes with a 10-in-1 cartridge that contains classics like Missile Command, but it’s otherwise up ...

The Atari 2600+ comes with a single joystick controller and a 10-in-one game cartridge, though it should support any of the old software and hardware you have lying around. Image: Atari Atari is ...

You can play most of your old games, though the actual list of official 7800 is relatively small. The vast majority of the Atari 2600 should be playable, although we couldn’t possibly test every ...

On Friday, Atari announced a unique opportunity for classic game aficionados on its social media pages. Effective immediately, it is taking preorders for a special limited-edition cartridge ...

and Atari says it will work on an original Atari 2600 if you can convince the spiders to move out and don’t choke your household to death blowing away all the dust. I’m a regular contributor to Stuff ...

If you have any interest in collecting retro consoles and old-school games, then you're going to love the Atari 2600+ I've really been enjoying Atari's output over the past couple of years.