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U.S. gamers looking for a dose of Atari nostalgia at home or on the go now have four new ways to play classic games courtesy of My Arcade’s latest licensed collection of gaming hardware. The Atari ...

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Plug-and-play specialist My Arcade has partnered with Atari to release an all-new collection of licensed Atari classics in modern, scaled-down form factors. The Atari Gamestation Pro is a ...

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, UNITED STATES, January 9, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Building upon the success of their 2023 Atari ® collection, My Arcade ® announces their 2024 ...

Arcade1Up revealed a new cabinet this morning specifically for Atari fans, as we're getting the Atari 50th Anniversary Deluxe Arcade Machine. This has basically been designed for you to get all of ...

Atari recently confirmed the games included in the Atari Vault, a free bundle of classic arcade titles that come with the new Atari VCS system. Atari is baking in lots of extra nostalgic value in its ...

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