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#atari2600

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Paul Jackson

Level Unlocked: Atari 7800 Collector! 🚀

Some pictures of a modern Atari 2600+ (from 2023) which is compatible with the original 70/80's game cartridges for the Atari 2600 & 7800.

Since I missed out on the Atari 7800 back in the day, and this new console plays its games, it looks like I've got a fresh collection to kick off! My journey into the glorious world of the Atari 7800 has begun and my wallet's already bracing itself! 🤣

The picture captures a modern homage to classic console gaming, featuring the Atari 2600+ console prominently. This contemporary recreation faithfully replicates the iconic look of the original Atari 2600, complete with its distinctive woodgrain facade, black plastic casing, and several silver-tipped switches on top. The "ATARI" logo, which now lights up, is clearly visible on its front. To the right, a classic black Atari joystick with a prominent red fire button and shaft is positioned, ready for gameplay. In the background, a TV screen displays the instantly recognizable title "JOUST" in large, pixelated red letters with a red 3d outline. This classic game is running seamlessly on the Atari 2600+, demonstrating its compatibility with original Atari 7800 cartridges. Onscreen, along with the JOUST title, some retro game information, possibly "1984" and "Williams," is faintly visible. The scene evokes a strong sense of nostalgia, showcasing how modern technology allows for the enjoyment of vintage gaming experiences. The setup is on a small wooden table and a watermark with the photographers name "PAUL JACKSON" is in the in the corner.
This picture offers a wider and more dynamic view of the modern Atari 2600+ setup, capturing the console, joystick, game cartridge, and the actual gameplay in progress. In the foreground, the Atari 2600+ console is prominently displayed, showcasing its faithful reproduction of the classic design with a rich woodgrain finish, black ribbed top, and the signature silver-tipped switches. A black "JOUST" game cartridge is inserted into the console, with part of its label visible, confirming the game being played. To the right of the console, the classic Atari joystick with its red fire button and black shaft is ready for action. In the background, a large screen displays the "Joust" game in full swing. The screen shows the distinctive pixelated graphics of the game, with its multi-tiered brown platforms against a dark background, and various colorful birds and their riders, scattered across the screen. Below the TV screen there are three game boxes for the Atari 7800. From left to right, they are "7800 Joust", "7800 Pole Position II", and "7800 Crack'ed". The composition beautifully captures the blend of retro gaming aesthetics with modern accessibility, emphasizing the Atari 2600+'s ability to bring back these classic experiences. A watermark with the photographers name "PAUL JACKSON" is in the in the corner.
This third image provides a close-up, view of the Atari 2600+ console and joystick, with the "Joust" title screen visible in the background. The Atari 2600+ console is prominently featured, showcasing its iconic woodgrain front panel and the classic "ATARI" logo lit up in white. A black game cartridge is inserted into the console's slot. To the right, the familiar Atari joystick with its distinct black shaft and bright red fire button is positioned. In the background, the TV displays the "JOUST" title screen in its retro, pixelated glory.
#RetroGaming#Atari#Atari2600
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Fedi.Video

Atari games console fans, you can watch PeerTube videos about all of Atari's consoles (2600, 5200, 7800, Lynx, Jaguar etc) on this playlist:

:atari: fedi.video/w/p/7E2rpCBUoTmWaVD

- Watching on a phone: Swipe up first two videos at bottom to browse rest of playlist

- Watching on a computer: Choose video by scrolling through playlist on right of screen

- Watching embedded: Click ⏭️ or ⏮️ to see next or previous videos in playlist

PeerTubeAtari Games Consoles playlistPar fedivideo_playlist_channel
#FeaturedPlaylist#Atari#Atari2600
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diyelectromusic

@MakersHour@cupoftea.social @makershour@a.gup.pe A1 Hello #MakersHour, Kevin here. Very little I do has function, so I'll be generous and go with aesthetic...

Case in point, this week I've been using controllers from a 40 something year old gaming system to control a recreation of another 40 odd year old synthesizer technology both facilitated by modern technology. As one does.

But it has been nice to get my #Atari2600 out once again :)

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Morgan 👨‍💻

J'ai craqué pour la Super Pocket Editon Atari pendant les soldes. Et je suis tombé complètement par hasard, sur mon tout premier shoot 'em up ! Je ne me souvenais plus du nom et quand j'ai vu la première image du jeu au démarrage, ça m'est revenu direct ! Bon par contre, je pige plus rien au principe haha ! Mais quel bonheur quand même ! 😁

Photo de la console portable "Super Pocket" Éditon Atari. De couleur noir et rouge. Il y a 50 jeux dans la mémoire.
Photo de l'écran de la super pocket édition Atari. La pochette du jeu Solaris s'affiche au centre. A gauche, la jaquette de Skydriver (Arcade) et à droite celle de Street Racer (Atari 2600).
Photo de la console Super pocket Atari. Le jeu vidéo Solaris (Atari 2600) s'affiche. Un vaisseau est posé sur une planète. Le sol et violet et en arrière plan des montagnes, le ciel étoilé bleu et la planète Saturn.
#Atari#SuperPocket#Evercade
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