Get ready to relive the golden age of gaming with THE400 Mini, a modern recreation of the iconic Atari 400 home computer. Launching worldwide on March 28th, 2024, THE400 Mini is now available for pre-order for £99.99 (€119.99 / $119.99). It comes pre-installed with some of the most iconic andRead More →
In news that will shock no one, Evercade Atari cartridges are entering their sunset phase. At the end of 2023, these carts will be considered legacy units, meaning that once existing stock has been exhausted, they will not be reproduced. For anyone who has been paying attention to Atari’s recentRead More →
I woke up to an interesting reminder this morning: that the Star Wars arcade game – a machine where I spent (and lost – read on) a lot of money over the years, was now 40. But of course it is. It hit arcades in 1983, not long before ReturnRead More →
Ever fancied your own arcade machine PCB (printed circuit board)? Well, now might be your time, as Atari and Retro Arcade are issuing high-quality authentic replica PCBs for classic arcade machines. Black Widow, Gravitar, and Major Havoc are the games selected for this latest monetization of Atari’s extensive back catalogue.Read More →
Atari has acquired over 100 PC and console titles from the 1980s and 1990s, including MicroProse classic F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter 2.0. Other titles in the collection include games from the Bubsy, Hardball, Demolition Racer series, as well as the 1942: Pacific Air War and F-14 air combat series. ItRead More →
We recently reported that Jeff Minter’s reimagining of Akka Arrh was in development after Atari dropped a flashy reveal trailer a few months back. The title was released on digital storefronts in February, but if you’re clamoring for some physical media to adorn your shelves, you’re in luck! Atari and Numskull announcedRead More →
New Wave™ are adding to their family of Replicade mini cabinets this great little Atari licensed machine. It looks, plays, and controls like Atari’s classic Missile Command Arcade Machine and all in perfect miniature at 1/16th the original size. The original was released by Atari in 1980, designed by theRead More →
It’s back! The Arcade1Up Star Wars arcade machine replica is being reissued. Question is, do you trust the Arcade1Up build quality and company ethos? While my memory is hazy, I’m pretty sure the Atari Star Wars arcade machine is the first I ever played on; it is certainly the firstRead More →
Atari and MyArcade have started the year off with a bang announcing three consoles in the works. We can’t offer much more than speculation at this point, but this is the pinned tweet on the MyArcade Twitter page, complete with images of all three consoles. The mini arcade cabinet isRead More →
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