Carl Williams writes, "Back in the day Atari had quite the plethora of platforms under their belt. They hold the honor of being one of the few hardware manufacturers that supported both a computer and dedicated consoles at the same time. The line of Atari 8-bit computers are well thought of in the retro gaming community and there are many fans that will not let go of their beloved Atari computers. One such fan has gotten Dragon’s Lair to run on this line of computers, with a bit of help."
This is a Retro Cabinet that brings back memories of lots of quarters wasted in frustration. New Wave is thrilled to announce that Cinematronics’ 1983 arcade hit Space Ace is joining the company’s line of fully playable 1/6-scale RepliCade mini arcade cabinet replicas.
Indie video game movies might be a tough sell, but with the most recent releases of Detective Pikachu and Sonic the Hedgehog, perhaps they can work.
Firewatch could be cool, they could get the voice actor to play the role easily enough, Rich Sommer is it? Doesn't sound like it's happening though. Shame the devs next game disappeared when they got bought and dissolved, it looked good.
Recreate classic video arcade ambiance in your own home for a fraction of the cost of full sized, vintage arcade cabinets, each fully playable and officially licensed by the original manufactures.
This is impressive
"Hashi is an experimental high throughput cartridge for Atari 8 bit. It uses EPM3064 & ATxmega192D3 + SD card."
That goes a long way in explaining what would be impossible with a stock Atari 8-bit micro with stock peripherals.
Impressive stuff, love Atari 8 bit computers I have an Atari 65XE:)