Today we are going to discuss how Atari was able to find success in the present, using consoles of its past. The release of the 2600 plus and the soon to come 7800 plus seems to accomplish what the VCS could not. So what is the future of Atari, and how can they leverage these consoles into the future? Lets talk about it!
AtariAge is where Atari seems to post its most up to date information, even over its own website. Find it, along with a plethora of homebrew, here:
https://atariage.com/
Of course Atari's own website is where you can find they're products. These links below will help you discover what we've been discussing...
Homepage:
https://atari.com/
2600+
https://atari.com/collections/atari-2600-plus
7800+
https://atari.com/collections/7800
Atari VCS 800 Set Top Box
https://atari.com/pages/atari-vcs
A simple search over on Amazon will help you locate a lot of these products as well!
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