While the rest of the world has by and large forgotten the Atari Jaguar, the generously marketed ... many considered unthinkable: restoring in-game music to the Jaguar port of Doom.

Released in 1993, the Atari Jaguar suffered from a number of problems – it was difficult to program, had hardware idiosyncrasies, and with the CD drive was vastly overpriced compared to the Sega ...

Atari made video game history in 1977. Its original console introduced many people to a cartridge-based system, allowing them to play Pac-Man, Asteroids, and Centipede at home without plugging in ...

The Atari 2600 wasn't the first video game console, or even the first one to accept cartridges. Atari released it in the fall of 1977, and it sold reasonably well in its first holiday season.

You can get these games easily online and emulate them with ease, but the 7800+ makes things easy for both the modern gamer or nostalgic millennial. Atari 7800+ The Atari 7800+ is a simple console ...

For the 7800+, Atari instead went with a controller modeled after the CX78 joypad released with the European version of the console. This pad represents an odd inflection point in video game ...

That latter option is just for 2600 games, though, which is a bit of a kicker. Atari 7800+ connected to monitor with settings ...

though you can also play games via USB flash drive. This console includes a CXStick joystick, which is a recreation of the iconic Atari CX40. The Atari 2600+ offers many of the same features as ...

That latter option is just for 2600 games, though, which is a bit of a kicker. Just like the 2600+, Atari’s latest version will boot immediately into any compatible cartridge you shove in its slot.