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The Atari brand has traded hands in the years since Pong hit the scene, but the new owners are still milking some mileage out of this game and 39 others with Atari Flashback 2. This $30 device offers a fun and affordable glimpse into the gaming's past -- one that, for better and worse, looks nothing like the present. Link. You can also make your own Atari PC DIY style...
Gaming's bygone era relived with Atari gadget...
The Atari brand has traded hands in the years since Pong hit the scene, but the new owners are still milking some mileage out of this game and 39 others with Atari Flashback 2. This $30 device offers a fun and affordable glimpse into the gaming's past -- one that, for better and worse, looks nothing like the present. Link. You can also make your own Atari PC DIY style...
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Sep 30, 2005 01:30 AM
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