Game and instructions are in separate auctions, and surprisingly enough, the instructions are getting more than the game right now, AND it has longer to go before completion! I suppose as rare as this game is, the instructions are probably even harder to find since most of the instructions made were probably thrown out, or […] More
Remember that Skull Island Atari 2600 Homebrew I mentioned late last year? Well it hasn`t been released yet, but it still prodding along. I just emailed the author last night and he directed me to the current AA thread. That image (although a mockup) is just too awesome not to post. It`s very possibly the […] More
Six new Atari 2600 games are now shipping. Each is a full release (box, manual) and is limited to 100 copies. These are from game developer Video Soft, and all (with the exception of one) were intended to be sold to Amiga. The games were mentioned in company press releases from the early 1980s and […] More
From Kickstarter: The Atari 2600, originally called the Atari VCS, is the godfather of modern video game systems, and helped spawn a multi-billion dollar industry. Atari sold over thirty million of the consoles, and together with other companies sold hundreds of millions of games. Cartridges for the system were produced across three decades, and there […] More
Music Machine is one of the holy grails for Atari 2600 collectors. It’s one of the many R10’s for the system, in no doubt mostly because the game was exclusively sold through religious bookstores. The Music Machine franchise is, well… I’ll quote directly from Wikipedia: Music Machine is a series of children’s Christian musical albums […] More
So far 2010 is an amazing year to be a Atari 2600 collector (or horrible if you’re strapped for cash). Looks like that trend is going to continue, as just listed are Megaforce, Worm War I, Beany Bopper and Atlantis XANTE cartridges. If the name “Xante” means nothing for you, they are basically among the […] More
To celebrate their success of selling the PS2 console in extremely high amounts (In December 2001), Sony made 5 limited edition Playstation 2 consoles. Only 666 pieces were available of each color in each region (US – Europe – Japan) which were Super Red, Metallic Silver, Asutorasu Blue, Snow White and Light Yellow. These are […] More