FOX2600

That's amazing! I love my 4-switch.

The first that comes to mind is Swordquest Earthworld. I know even if you have the comic there's "not much point" in playing the game today. But even without the comic, to me it's just an intense experience with bright colors and mystery. AVGN nailed it when he said "That's what I love about Atari, something as simple as going thru a door is an event."

BUT you get to use the Keypad controllers!

I love the No Swear Gamer, he's probably at the top of my list, and he's consistent. MJR and John Hancock have some great Atari playlists. CGR is, classic, wish he did more Atari. Some other channels I found were Arcade USA which (I think) hosted the 2600 game by game podcast (please correct me if I'm wrong if it's your channel or your podcast) he goes by Ferg on twitter. Brian Thomas Barnhart also has a series called "7800 ave."

This is why I love Atari Age. Knowledge as deep as the ocean from some of it's users!

Perfect, thank you

LOL

Played Kings Quest on one of these as a kid in my parents garage :-) "Climb tree"... Ah, good memories

Very intrigued, always was interested in the Studio 2, keep us updated!

Will check out!

Batman Forever.......

I grew up with and always played it more than SNES. My neighbor had the Genesis and when he got Sega CD I was blown away that you could play a game, on a CD.

One of the more unique Pool games, despite rarity. That cardboard box is immaculate. Cool find! Such an interesting character to have his own game, and on a late release genesis title of all places!

Plumbers don't wear ties. I'm not kidding, it's comical and stands out

I fear that child won't grow into a happy adult :-(

Wasn't expecting to see the Tron games make the list. I'm all in.

Nintendo Age?

That's a good idea. I love those Red Boxes

You guys know of any? Looking for something centered around 2600, or Atari in general. I'd prefer channels with daily or weekly content, but older "defunct" channels with a decent line-up of videos is fine too, thanks!

I like the original Coleco Telstar, APF TV FUN, Sears Video Pinball, National Semiconductor's Adversary, and of course, the Wonder Wizard. I'll admit it, I absolutely love wood grain <3

TRON? I'm sold.

LOL, yeah to me I'd rather just pick what variant I like best for that certain game. No variants for my beloved 20th Century Fox games, so I'm content lol

I see what you did there.

Thanks a lot Lutz! This is the kind of info I want to see, thanks again

LOL I know right? Seems like the wiki article could use a touch up. I was skimming over for info and that's what I got from it.