The Atari Flashback 9 was released on November 15, 2018, by AtGames. It includes two wired controllers and 110 games. The newly unearthed history behind one of the most offensive video games ever made ...

But first, a word of warning – AtGames products have a somewhat mixed reputation. Their Sega and Atari classics tend to be poorly emulated, and a lot of the games pre-installed on their systems are ...

Both volumes are available for $19.99USD each. Are you going to be picking up the two Atari flashback volumes for your Xbox One? Let us know in the comments below or ...

Can’t wait to get your hands on the upcoming SNES Classic Edition? Well, AtGames has some additional classic gaming options for you, as they’re set to release the new Atari Flashback 8 (a separate ...

Determining the value of a classic game collection can be difficult thanks to two factors: nostalgia and the medium's evolution. With the Atari Flashback Classics Volumes 1 and Volume 2, players have ...

With fewer and fewer games making to PlayStation Vita, it’s great to see a new release today! For the first time on Vita, Atari Flashback Classics is now available in North America. Available to ...

Atari, one of the pioneering forces in this industry, is no stranger to re-releasing their back catalog through their Atari Flashback line. AtGames Digital Media is producing the new family members.

Atari today announced plans to release a new version of their retro console system, Atari Flashback. The Atari Flashback 2.0 will include 40 bundled games and all of the necessary hardware to play ...

Debuting in 2006, the first Atari Flashback was met with nothing but contempt due to poor emulation. This was remedied with the second model, which was basically updated 2600 hardware. The third ...

Plug-and-play gaming device featuring classic Atari games is nothing new, since Jakks Pacific has already found incredible success marketing Atari-branded joysticks and paddles, complete with ...

The Atari Flashback 3 gaming is a great piece of nostalgia, but most gamers will find the ancient games inferior to their arcade counterparts or their memories. Nostalgia is a funny thing for gamers.

Long before “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas,” there was “Pong,” a simple video game from Nolan Bushnell and the folks at the original Atari Inc. Two paddles, one ball and no Hot Coffee mod to unlock ...