ZippyRedPlumber

And then you said "Do you games"  I assume its DISLIKE games with Screen Crunch?  

@Rick Dangerous I meant Like do you like games with Screen Crunch?

No, I don't like screen crunch. But some of the games are still pretty fun regardless of this issue.

A belated one? I wonder how Atari had fared if instead of trying different new architectures that didn't hold water, had decided early on to use the A8 chipset and put out the 5200 a full year earlier, perhaps even simultaneously with the VIC-20 (that pitched itself against the 2600).

Never played the 5200 much.  We were always an Atari home computer family and never had any Atari consoles.  The kids across the street did get it on year for Christmas and I really enjoyed that Football game they had for it. Was the best console football game to date inho.

Old?

Have owned ST/TT computers over the years, and play ST games on the Atari Jaguar!

I have a fascination with the ST.  I'm always curious to see how games turned out on it because of the lack of sprites and scrolling.  It's like wanting to see a car wreck.

Add to that the sound chip made for some ... creative... sounds.

It definitely is a 16-bit console, even more than the TI-99/4A is a 16-bit computer.

Actually I think the Unisonic Champion 2711 may have been the very first 16-bit video games console.

@carlssonI'm aware that it's a 16-bit console, I was referring to it from a graphical standpoint i.e. Graphics

I usually consider it as such, since it's firmly in that generation, but it depends on the context of the conversation.