Two red main buttons keep it true to the original 7800 design, revived in the 7800+, with even the size and weight feeling very authentic. Unlike some modern retro controllers, this one doesn't ...

Meanwhile, remember those Atari joysticks, which were little more than a stick with a big red button? Atari is also releasing the joystick in a new form, as its “Plug & Play Joystick” controller.

Atari just announced the 7800+, a recreation of the company’s ‘80s console that comes armed with a cartridge slot, HDMI output, and a wireless gamepad. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

The only benefit I can see to the 7800+ is not having to purchase an additional 2 button controller (2600 uses one button). I'm not sure the 2600+ is actually any less capable. It seems like the ...

Both wireless controllers are compatible with the new 7800+, the 2600+, and even vintage Atari hardware. Alternatively, you can preorder the Atari 7800+ Mega Bundle for $170, which shaves $30 off ...

This year’s retro recreation is the Atari 7800+, which gives players a fully functional, but carefully modernized replica of its third home console (sorry to the 5200 fans in the house).Like the ...

By Michael Nam, CNN Business (CNN) — The Atari home video game system took the late1970s and early 1980s by storm, complete with faux wood paneling and a classic joystick with a big red button ...

As a result, Atari's 8-bit systems quickly fell by the wayside in the early 1980s. The 400 Mini is able to emulate the whole Atari 8-bit range and the 5200 console. It comes with 25 pre-loaded ...

A controller with compatibility for PC, Switch, iOS and Android, this comes with an interactive screen that allows you complete autonomy over button mapping, backlights, vibrations and buttons.

Atari's decision to keep the 2600+ as close to the original as possible is kind of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, I am a sucker for attention to detail, and I just can't get over how ...