Atari recently confirmed the games included in the Atari Vault, a free bundle of classic arcade titles that come with the new Atari VCS system. Atari is baking in lots of extra nostalgic value in its ...

Have you played Atari today? Odds are, probably not. But as early as March, the answer could be yes. Atari, which popularized home video gaming with its legendary cartridge-based Video Computer System ...

Atari will soon attempt to re-enter the console business with the Atari VCS, a set-top device that will play classic Atari games and also do much more. The VCS, initially introduced as the “Ataribox” ...

LEGO sets are pretty expensive, and the new Atari 2600 set is no exception...but for this price you nearly get a fully-functioning video game console. The new Atari 2600 LEGO is absolutely amazing and ...

Today, the company revealed a new Q & A that talked about the technical aspects of the system, as well as what fans can expect from it when pre-orders go live starting next month. And, wow, these ...

The Atari VCS is a work-in-progress game console with a design inspired by the classic Atari 2600. But while the VCS will come with a bunch of 80s-era games pre-loaded, it’s basically designed to be a ...

Jeremy has a soft spot for Nintendo games, but enjoys thrilling single player campaigns, mixed with some online competitive multiplayer games. Give him a classic GameCube game and he's glued to it ...

Daniel's been gaming since he was old enough to reach the keyboard and has a Bachelor's Degree in Writing from the University of Tampa. The original Atari left the console market in 1996, and few ...

Atari has finally released the Atari VCS, a hybrid between a desktop PC and an Atari 2600 console. The VCS was first announced in 2018 and expected to ship in 2019 but was besieged by development ...

Now that the Atari VCS team has once again delayed its retro console to give it more powerful innards, it's ready to show what that redesign looks like. The developers have unveiled what they say is ...

It is 2021, and I'm not playing on an Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo Switch. I'm playing Atari. This isn't an old Atari 2600 previously collecting dust in a closet or an emulator I found online. It's a ...