This was put together by [Jason H. Moore] who grew up around Atari systems and later, their home computers. He even puts his biomedical experience to use here by designing a game for the 2600 ...

Atari has resurrected itself over the past few years, filling the retro games market with nostalgic products. Now, the once-industry leader is trying its hand at creating a portable system with ...

But the Atari 2600 version, released in 1982, left players scratching their heads – as laid out in a video by [Almost Something]. Atari had licensed Pac-Man to ride the wave of its arcade ...

After its excellent The C64 Mini and The A500 Mini consoles proved extremely popular, the company has turned its hand to a 1970s computer than few might have considered – the Atari 400.

Unlike some of Atari's other recent releases, Missile Command Delta isn't just a bigger and flashier ... What's more, there are actual missiles to defend against, or so the system claims, at least. It ...

However, my first impressions of it were possibly as impactful as if I'd seen Grand Theft Auto 6 running on a Steam Deck 2 That's because the Atari 2600+ is a fully working and accurate replica of ...

Think fitness trackers have become boring? Atari is here to shake things up with the Atari 2600 My Play Watch, which combines the wearable basics with retro games. The Atari 2600 My Play Watch ...

Atari is looking to continue its run of IP revivals. The publisher has spent the past few years bringing back classic properties for a modern audience, some of them with top indie talent attached.

This time it’s the Atari 2600 My Play watch that’s both a fitness tracker and a portable game system. Up for pre-order now for $80, the watch ships with four classic Atari games pre-installed.