Atari VCS review: Costly nostalgia & DIY potential The new Atari console/PC hybrid has quite a bit of old school charm packed in, but does what's under the hood make it more than a nostalgia piece?

Related reads:Atari Is Making a Comeback With 'Premium' PC and Console Games The modern-retro Atari VCS was announced with much fanfare when it first hit IndieGogo in May 2018. People were very ...

The long-awaited Atari VCS doesn't know if it wants to be a game console, a PC or something in between.

It took A LONG TIME, but Atari’s retro console/PC is finally available via retail. Reviews for the Atari VCS have been mixed at best, with most of them claiming it does do as promised in ...

The Atari VCS is a retro-inspired game console that’s also basically a cheap, low-power Linux computer designed to look like an Atari console from the 1980s. It was also something of a flop ...

The Atari VCS is a modern take on a classic game console. With a design inspired by the 1980s-era Atari 2600, the new version is designed to play games designed for the original as well as newer ...

The Atari VCS, a crowd-funded retro console in development by Atari, has lost its system architect and its design consultancy, as they claim to have not been paid for over six months, thus ...

After four years of teases and drip-fed information, the Atari VCS console will soon be available for purchase by the public, beginning June 15, 2021. More like this Atari VCS Review The Atari VCS ...

After disappearing from the console market more than twenty years ago, Atari returns with the new Atari VCS console releasing later this month.

Atari has announced that its Atari VCS console now supports Google Workspace, meaning gamers also now have the option to work as well as play on its small form-factor PC.

It should not surprise you that the Atari VCS is as bad as it initially sounded, once people understood what it was actually meant to be.