Better yet, it can actually play old Atari 2600 game cartridges as well as later games released on the 7800, but you won’t have to jump through any hoops to get the console to support a modern TV.

And the console isn't distributed in the US yet, though it's available in Asia for 20,000 yen (roughly $180, AU$250 and £125), with Australian distribution reportedly coming soon.

There's a new (ish) retro console on the block. The ModRetro Chromatic had a soft launch last year but is now "permanently in ...

Amazon also has deals on the Atari 2600+ and a wireless Atari joystick that's compatible with PC.

A tari has a treat for those of you sitting on a cache of Atari 7800 game cartridges — a new compact recreation of the classic home console complete with backward compatibility. The company has ...

Atari is relaunching its most well-known console as the Atari 2600 Plus, an 80 percent scale, HDMI-outputting version of the Atari 2600 on November 17th for $129.99, with support for 2600 and 7800 ...

The number of screws will vary from console to console—an NES game has three—but once you remove them the plastic shell should come apart pretty easily to reveal the printed circuit board ...

The initial promise of the Analogue Pocket was pretty simple: This modern handheld, with its high-resolution display and USB-C rechargeable battery, works just like a Nintendo Game Boy.

In 1989, Nintendo introduced the Game Boy, an 8-bit handheld game console with removable Game Pak cartridges, a dot-matrix green screen, and the same button layout found on the Nintendo ...

If you're lucky enough to have some old game cartridges and a working console at home, you probably have a few games that don't load up reliably. Before you waste your time blowing on them though ...

The Atari 7800 Plus is a compact recreation of the original 1986 home console, complete with backward compatibility support for both Atari 7800 and 2600 cartridges. The $129.99 Atari 7800 Plus is ...