The Seagate Game Drive SSD (2TB) proved the 5th fastest of the 17 10Gbs USB SSDs I’ve tested to date. It’s fast for its ilk and 10Gbps ports are still far more common than 20Gbps, or USB ...

This version of the Atari 7800 uses HDMI and can support both widescreen and 4:3 aspect ratios. Still, the console doesn’t modify each cartridge to make each game fit your exact screen dimensions.

Atari has unveiled the 7800+ ($129.99), another miniature retro console that this time brings the more powerful 1986 system to modern gamers. Like the Atari 2600+ before it, the 7800+ is a dead ...

Atari is partnering with publisher, developer, and distributor Plaion Games to launch the 7800 Plus. This console features an HDMI port to connect with modern televisions and, like the original ...

The Atari 7800+ is fitted with the ability to both Atari 2600 and 7800 game cartridges, HDMI support, and the CX78+ Wireless Gamepad for players to enjoy. The Atari 7800+ launches in Winter 2024.

Atari 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 ...

The HDMI output from the 7800+ is the updated console's main selling point, if anything is. The sharp, upscaled images work best on games with lots of horizontal and/or vertical lines and bright ...

The Atari 7800 was originally released in 1986, and it was Atari’s first piece of hardware after the video game crash of 1983. It didn’t reach the heights of popularity that the NES and Sega ...

Retro gaming enthusiasts can save over 50% on the Atari 7800+ console during Prime Day. Released last November for $130, the cartridge-based console is discounted to just $60 at Amazon. This is an ...

As is the case with the original console and 2600+, the Atari 7800+ will support 2600 and 7800 game cartridges. In addition, Atari is releasing 10 new game cartridges that will be compatible with ...

The 7800 came out 3 years after the NES, had no better hardware, and a far worse game library. About the only thing going for it was the console was a bit cheaper than a NES or Sega Master System.