Atari has finally released the Atari VCS, a hybrid between a desktop PC and an Atari 2600 console. The VCS was first announced in 2018 and expected to ship in 2019 but was besieged by development ...

Jeremy has a soft spot for Nintendo games, but enjoys thrilling single player campaigns, mixed with some online competitive multiplayer games. Give him a classic GameCube game and he's glued to it ...

The Atari VCS is a retro-inspired game console that’s also basically a cheap, low-power Linux computer designed to look like an Atari console from the 1980s. It was also something of a flop – early ...

It took A LONG TIME, but Atari’s retro console/PC is finally available via retail. Reviews for the Atari VCS have been mixed at best, with most of them claiming it does do as promised in emulating its ...

Perhaps fitting, following the announcement this week that Ted Dabney, who co-founded video game pioneers Syzygy and Atari, has died from cancer, aged 81, is news of a new product from the once ...

The modern-retro Atari VCS was announced with much fanfare when it first hit IndieGogo in May 2018. People were very excited to secure a preorder for the first new Atari console since the Atari Jaguar ...

Atari's Videogame Computer System, or VCS, just became the first console to allow direct access to game streaming services Google Stadia, Amazon Luna, Xbox Cloud Gaming, and Nvidia GeForce Now, as ...

Finally after a long wait the retail release of the Atari VCS console has finally happened in the games console is now available to purchase from the official Atari website and other partners and ...

Proud owners of the Atari VCS Videogame Computer System might be pleased to know that Atari have announced the Atari VCS console now provides access to Chrome and Google’s Gmail, Calendar, Slides, ...

The device that’s been released technically does what Atari promised, but reviews have been pretty middling. VGC says the console’s built-in selection of 100 Atari games (18 from the arcade and 82 ...

Is it that time already? Atari, whatever that name actually means, is once again announcing it’s having a financial wobble. You could set your watch by how regularly this occurs. Who could have ...