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Atari 2600+ review – Atari for the future or stuck in the past?

Atari has been rebuilding its brand over the last few years through new game carts, compilations of its classics for modern consoles and new hardware. Its latest release is the Atrai 2600+, a reimagining of Atari's classic 'Woody' from 1980, and we've been sent one to test for this review. The basic set-up comes with the console, one joystick and a 10 in 1 game cart. The Atari 2600+ releases
Berzerk enhanced edition
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Berzerk – Enhanced Edition – Atari 2600+ review

Berzerk is a game synonymous with arcade gaming and is one of the first games to have voice synthesizing - INTRUDER ALERT! INTRUDER ALERT! Those who played it in the arcade will remember the anxiety that that phrase could induce knowing that the evil robot overlord Otto was about to appear. Like all successful arcade titles at the time, Berzerk found its way to the consoles of the time and
4 in 1 cartridge
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4 Games in 1 cart – Atari 2600+ review

4 Games in 1 Cartridge is a collection of four classic Atari 2600 titles that take advantage of the paddle controller. The pack includes one cartridge, with dipswitches to choose between the games and two authentic replicas of the original 2600 paddles. It is being released alongside the new Atari 2600+ console and we've reviewed this pack as part of our overall review of the new system. All four games
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Atari 2600 is Back! (as the Atari 2600+)

https://twitter.com/i/status/1693986814905012614 The Atari 2600+ is Atari's latest attempt to launch a new console.Unlike 2021’s Atari VCS (remember that?!), the Atari 2600+ is strictly a retro proposition, albeit with HBDMI connectivity. Eschewing internet connectivity, the machine will be capable of running Atari 2600 and Atari 7800 cartridges. See compatible titles here.While resurrecting the Atari 2600 as hardware may seem like a gamble, it’s impossible to overstate how popular the original 2600