It's been a retro kind of week for us here at Paste, playing new games based on old games or made up of old games.

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 ...

Atari has announced that it is finally making a comeback to the PC and console gaming space, moving away from its free-to-play and mobile strategies.

The Atari VCS is a more ambitious effort, promising not only retro gaming but new titles and other entertainment features. According to a promotional video, the console will also offer a voice ...

However, the company announced the new corporate strategy, releasing new products, software, developing hotels, as well as a new console named the Atari VCS.

Owners of the original game on the Atari VCS will receive the DLC content for free as part of an update. The 19 new games will be revealed by MetalJesusRocks, who has partnered with Atari for the ...

Atari and Digital Eclipse have announced a brand-new expansion for the Atari 50 ... as well as for the Atari VCS this holiday ...

Digital Eclipse announced more Atari 50 was coming back in June, explaining an additional 39 games would be joining the original selection as part of a new Expanded Edition before 2024 was through.

A new paid DLC expansion will be released for Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration tomorrow, September 26. While Atari and developer Digital Eclipse announced this news recently, they managed to ...

One of the best products to be unveiled at Gamescom 2023 isn't actually a game at all – it's a reimagined console. However, my first impressions of it were possibly as impactful as if I'd seen ...

The 19 new games will be revealed by YouTuber MetalJesusRocks, who has partnered with Atari for the announcement, on September 25 at 7:00 a.m. PT / 10:00 a.m. ET. Here is an overview of the ...

Arriving this month on Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Atari VCS, Mr Run and Jump manages to offer something new, old, well-trodden, arcade, and, well, Atari. True to Atari’s arcade heritage ...