Does Sonic Frontiers count?

They really are milking Star Wars for all it’s worth.

Let’s hope Atari is keeping the hardware alive with their 2600+/7800+/modern VCS.

You’re not the only one…I like Windows too.

What is this, Nineteen Eighty-Four?

I use an iPad, but not X or Twitter…go figure.

I knew that game was weird for some reason.

I like him too.

Me too.

”HEY COME ON!” -Terry Bogard

Works for me: I manage email with Proton on my phone and on the web on my computer anyway.

I disagree: Atari has been more profitable than lately, I think. The console is rather nice: it just needs one more joystick to rival the gamepads.

My VCS is colored like when the original Atari VCS debuted in the 70s while my 2600 is the 80s Vader model with a matching joystick.

I currently have my original PlayStation (PS1) which is more like a classic version of the brand.

I still have a decent collection of games for it but I seldom use it out of sentiment for the PS5 being a failure from what I’ve been reading about it.

So technically I have a PlayStation in this case.

Pretty cool!

What, are they some sort of…Suicide Squad?

What’s wrong with Windows 10?

I think the new one has a Geometry Wars makeover as far as I know in these games.

Centipede for the 2600 is scaled-down but fun and I also played the 5200 version that has neat and accurate graphics that replicate the original.

The original work, as with the others, is immortal.

Centipede: Recharged for the Atari VCS.

Has anyone played Atari today?

What about Death Battle? Who’s going to make the next season and continue that show?

Thanks, David Zaslav.

How do Wiz and Boomstick feel about this?

A Dell Inspiron.

Darn. I wish my VMUs worked.

Tried that: nothing worked then.

More than that, actually.

Oh, Atari is still manufacturing the VCS.

I managed to buy one on sale last year.

The games are cheap and play fine.

Older Atari systems would be good too.