By Chris Skeldon 
June is the middle of the road and the arrival of the 15th means players can buy Or mixed console/PC Atari VCS, which Already available for sale. A video game pioneer is back this Tuesday to warm nostalgic hearts.
The start of console marketing took place three years after the official announcement of the Atari VCS. To buy a hybrid, unfortunately, you have to get to stores in the United States. He only sees in official site Atari, Best Buy, Micro Center, and Game Stop stores, at least for now.
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On the official Atari website, there are two versions of VCS. The first is the Atari VCS Onyx Base System, for $299.99, or R$1,513 in direct conversion, according to today’s quote. This does not come with Regulations, which cost $59.99 each, or just over R$300.
If you add the peripherals, the traditional joystick and similar ones for the Xbox one arrive in the Atari VCS Black Walnut All-in Bundle model. This version retails for $399.99 (2018 Brazilian Real). Both have 8GB of RAM, four USB ports, two front and two rear. Both are compatible with Linux, Windows, Steam OS, and Chrome OS operating systems.
The design is inspired by the 1977 Atari 2600 system. In addition to playing retro games, it promises to deliver a modern multimedia entertainment experience. The video game comes with a collection of 100 original free games from Atari as well as recent titles.
The library includes “Jetboard Joust”, “Guntech”, “Boulder Dash Deluxe”, “Something Ate My Alien” and the exclusive game “Missile Command: Recharged”. Players can also access Antstream Arcade, an on-demand game streaming service with a legacy collection, for $10 per month or $96 per year.
Even if it comes to playing old games, the Atari VCS is modern on the inside. It features an AMD Ryzen processor with Radeon graphics technology, 4K resolution at 60 frames per second, and Bluetooth connectivity for its controls. Run chrome browserThe device is compatible with various streaming services such as YouTube, Netflix, and Disney +.
Across: Engadget
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