Atari has finally released the Atari VCS, a hybrid between a desktop PC and an Atari 2600 console. The VCS was first announced in 2018 and expected to ship in 2019 but was besieged by development ...

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 ...

The Atari VCS includes Chrome as its built-in browser, allowing full access to Google’s Workspace apps for productivity use such as checking emails and social media, catching up on work, or streaming ...

Gaming PCs I reported on the failure of Valve's first Steam Machines 8 years ago—this time I think they have it right Handheld Gaming PCs The ROG Xbox Ally X priced at $1,000 and available to preorder ...

Insyde Software revealed today in a press release they have been working with the Atari VCS to help make it run. We got a bit of the press release below along with some quotes to go over what exactly ...

One of the cornerstones of video game history just announced an intriguing partnership for its future. There are few bigger or more important names in video game history than Atari. With a brand-new ...

Atari isn't really a brand name most people would associate with something modern, like a game streaming service. But apparently, its latest console, the Atari VCS, is the only one in the world today ...

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Atari announced that the all-new Atari VCS PC/console hybrid gaming system and its accessories will be available for purchase online starting on June 15, 2021. Atari returns to the living room with ...

The device that’s been released technically does what Atari promised, but reviews have been pretty middling. VGC says the console’s built-in selection of 100 Atari games (18 from the arcade and 82 ...

It is 2021, and I'm not playing on an Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo Switch. I'm playing Atari. This isn't an old Atari 2600 previously collecting dust in a closet or an emulator I found online. It's a ...