It was a long time coming to finally have the Atari VCS in a state where the general public could get their hands on it. This device, marketed as both a new Atari console and upgradeable living room ...

Eli covered the latest in the ever-changing worlds of telecom, streaming and sports. He previously worked as a technology reporter at USA Today. Craving some retro video games during the coronavirus ...

There are two different versions of the Atari VCS: the Onyx and Black Walnut variants. Black Walnut has a splash of classic woodgrain across the front, an homage to the original system's 1980s ...

The game console previously known as Project Ataribox and later rebranded as the Atari Video Computer Systems (or Atari VCS for short) is finally available at retail, four years after it was first ...

That $399 offers some stuff inside the box. Buyers will receive two controllers: one Classic Joystick as well as a Modern Controller. The Classic Joystick looks just like the iconic original, but will ...

The Atari VCS 800 is a modern product, a hybrid of a PC and a games console. Fundamentally, its a bunch of modern chips in a box running Linux that will let you browse the web or emulate some old ...

You’d have to scroll all the way back to Twinfinite’s initial report back in 2017 to find the first rumblings of a new Atari console. It was officially revealed a year after in 2018 before numerous ...

Atari’s newest console is now available to order. Preorders began in the U.S. on Tuesday for the Atari VCS, a retro-looking video game console loaded with modern technology. It’s available to order on ...

When it launches in March 2020, the Atari VCS will be part retro console, part revival of the Steam Machine, and part streaming platform. It will also provide an open platform for both users and ...

Surprise! In case you missed it this morning, the Atari VCS 800, also known simply as the Atari VCS, is still alive and is planning to ship later this year. You’ll be forgiven if you haven’t kept up ...

There's finally light at the end of the tunnel for the initial backers of Atari's VCS retro-console. The device was first introduced to us just over three years ago as the Ataribox (before it was ...