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Atari will never own it outright as it's a port of an original game by Taito, thus still under license, unless they buy them out.
Taito owns the arcade game and the IP. They don't own Coleco's home port of it.
True, but they might as well since Atari can only publish the Coleco home port of it with Taito's permission.
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The Coleco game is Front Line, but it's a Taito license. Go figure how that one worked out.Didn't Atari buy Coleco's 2600 library?
More like a third party license, I remember when Atari reboxed most of the Coleco titles in their own red/brown 2600 boxes around 1988, but it still said its original copyright date along with "Coleco Industries, Inc.", though there was never any new box, cartridge or instruction manual for Front Line, please look up all those scans here at Atari Age as proof.
I really doubt if they were merely licensed that the license would still be active here decades down the line when nothing else of the sort is still active in regards to their 2600 software library.
Atari surely owns Front Line outright.
Atari will never own it outright as it's a port of an original game by Taito, thus still under license, unless they buy them out.
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The pirate packaging I spoke of was the box shot of Front Line that was in the video when the game was selected. You can see it briefly at 6:26, I'm pasting in a screen capture ...
Probably a rights issue again. It's kind of frustrating there's so much red tape with licensing various aspects of an old game...
That looks like an old CBS/Telegames box or instruction manual which was essentially the Coleco division in Europe!
Correcting myself here, I just found out through accidental internet research that it's an old Zellers box, but Front Line is actually their version of Combat by Atari, so AtGames used the wrong scan!
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The Coleco game is Front Line, but it's a Taito license. Go figure how that one worked out.Didn't Atari buy Coleco's 2600 library? I suspect that's how it worked out and that it essentially became almost a freebie when they went after the Space Invaders license.
Everything else in the Coleco/Atari library relied on licenses from other companies like Exidy and Nintendo. I suspect they just didn't think that something like Mouse Trap was as worth going after as Space Invaders was.
Front Line was just along for the ride, more or less. I doubt they paid anything extra for it or worked too hard at it.
More like a third party license, I remember when Atari reboxed most of the Coleco titles in their own red/brown 2600 boxes around 1988, but it still said its original copyright date along with "Coleco Industries, Inc.", though there was never any new box, cartridge or instruction manual for Front Line, please look up all those scans here at Atari Age as proof.
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The pirate packaging I spoke of was the box shot of Front Line that was in the video when the game was selected. You can see it briefly at 6:26, I'm pasting in a screen capture ...
Probably a rights issue again. It's kind of frustrating there's so much red tape with licensing various aspects of an old game...
That looks like an old CBS/Telegames box or instruction manual which was essentially the Coleco division in Europe!
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"Pong" is Video Olympics. They just went with the popular name. Secret Quest had to be eliminated because it would have been unplayable like on the 3 because of the missing b/w switch, yes. The Coleco game is Front Line, but it's a Taito license. Go figure how that one worked out. Still waiting for the official word from Taito on why they wanted the Space Invaders game changed...
I'm going to see if I can film the live video tomorrow.
So a complete gVideo Olympics game selection from October 1977 only under its original name before port?
Just wish that Indy 500 as "Race" by Sears Telegames was included, it is now the only '77 launch title not to be on any Flashback built-in.
Thanks Bill, yeah, that's right, I remember about Front Line and an old Coleco license now!
What about my Haunted House II and Tempest questions?
Really liking their new menu graphics, they remind me of JAKKS Atari Paddle, but these have box graphics like Atari: 80 Classic Games in One!
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So this is basically the Flashback 3 with 15 more games and wireless controllers. Pass.
It has a different mix and more games, two wireless controllers, and improved emulation over the 3. So yeah, basically the 3, but different.
So, personally, I will be taking back my Atari Flashback 3 to buy an Atari Flashback 4 later as the only real difference for me is that they eliminated Secret Quest because of a b/w switch issue!
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Gone
Secret Quest, because of b/w switch issue.
Minus 1.
New
Blackjack
Breakout
Crystal Castles
Football
Front Line
Haunted House II (Return To Haunted House from Atari Flashback 2 & 2+?)
Jungle Hunt
Polaris
Pong (Atari Flashback 2 Arcade Pong by Curt Vendel or JAKKS Atari Joystick one as taken from Video Olympics?)
Slot Machine
Slot Racers
Space Invaders
Stellar Track
Street Racer
Tempest (Crappy single level from Atari: 80 Classic Games in One! or now complete?)
Warlords
Plus 16, that makes 15 additions, 75 total.
No
Video Olympics
Casino
Indy 500 as "Race" by Sears Telegames
Millipede
Quadrun
Radar Lock
Solaris
Arcade Asteroids
Asteroids Deluxe
Lunar Lander
Space Duel
Yars' Return
Since Taito has significant involvement, it would have been nice to see a completed Elevator Action, I see why Jungle Hunt was left off JAKKS'.
Also, there are no Coleco games and Asteroids is by Atari, thus has been on all Atari Flashbacks in one form or another!
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Thanks Zwackery and onmode-ky for those links, good news and awesome looking unit from Namco/Bandai, although I don't like the idea of repeats with only one new advanced Pac-Man level!
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Wish nintendo would do a Donkey Kong.
Indeed, this is what I've been saying for years now!
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Just picked up a FB3 at a Dollar General in southern Ohio for $15. It's some kind of pre-black Friday sale going on from Nov 20-23. I'd have passed at it's normal price of $40, but I couldn't pass this up when I saw it checking out. Just fyi.
You must have got lucky or knew somebody there because their ad clearly shows a Jakks Pacific Atari Joystick for $15 from Sunday, November 20th-Wednesday, November 23rd, while the Atari Flashback 3 is $25 only on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 24th.
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Just got one at Dollar General in southern Ohio for $15. Sign said from Nov 20-23, so must be a pre-black Friday thing.
You must have got lucky or knew somebody there because their ad shows a Jakks Pacific Atari Joystick for $15 from Sunday, November 20th-Wednesday, November 23rd, while the Atari Flashback 3 is $25 only on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 24th.
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Actually from 1985-1994 Commodore's Amiga blew away both the Apple Macintosh and IBM PC at a fraction of their costs!
As did the ST . . . though whether the ST or Amiga was the better bang for the buck at the time is a separate issue.
Of course,technical superiority (be it system hardware or OS) is a separate issue from mass-market acceptance and software support. (well that and the PC did have certain technical superiorities over the competition -namely the flexible open-box expansion . . . similar to the Apple II's technical advantages -aside from the software support or market perception -and then low-cost optimized clone manufacturers with embedded chipsets appeared and PCs became increasingly more attractive in all aspects -Tandy 1000 obviously being the fist major example of that, also showing IBM's massive missed potential for what the PCJr could have been)
Commodore's Amiga 500/1000/2000 also had a pretty good mass-market acceptance or perception over an ST and then also IBM clones not only stateside but in Europe where they were still popularly supported well after their bankruptcy!
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Actually from 1985-1994 Commodore's Amiga blew away both the Apple Macintosh and IBM PC at a fraction of their costs!
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I guess whomever told you that had it wrong.
The official US press release told everybody it was $39.99!
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AtGames to Launch the Atari Flashback 3 Retro Gaming Console with 60 Built-in Games Recreating the Original Atari 2600 Retro Gaming Experience
AtGames announces the release of the Atari Flashback 3 console including 60 built-in games in the USA.
Los Angeles, CA, September 08, 2011 --(PR.com)-- AtGames Digital Media Ltd. is launching the Atari-licensed Atari Flashback® 3 console in the U.S. This product recreates for gamers the original video gaming experience of the widely appealing video game console (30 million units sold worldwide) from the 1980’s.
With titles such as Asteroids, Missile Command, Centipede, Yars’ Revenge and 56 others, there are hours and hours of the purest video gaming entertainment for the whole family.
For anyone who had an Atari 2600 back in the 1980’s, the Flashback 3 really is a “flashback” to an era when video gaming first had mass appeal. But if you haven’t had the experience of the original Atari, then the Flashback 3 takes you right back to the heart of the eighties.
With styling based on the original Atari 2600, the Flashback 3 is complete with two retro joysticks, also based on the original Atari designs. This retro experience allows you to go back in time so you can experience how it all started, and why retro gamers still say that the Atari games are as playable now as it was then. The Atari Flashback 3 is an easy to use plug and play device that you use with your TV that provides an affordable piece of video gaming nostalgia suitable for the whole family.
“Atari games are known around the world and we are pleased to partner with AtGames to re-launch our best selling Flashback series of classic games for a whole new generation of consumers worldwide,” says Lee Jacobson, SVP of Licensing at Atari Inc.
“Atari is one of the legendary brands in the world that goes beyond borders and time. We are delighted to be Atari’s partner for bringing the Atari Flashback 3 to the worldwide audience,” says Dr. Ping-Kang Hsiung, CEO of AtGames Digital Media Ltd.
The Atari Flashback 3 will be available in September 2011 for the low price of $39.99. AtGames has designated Digital Media Cartridge as its distributor.
Features:
Design based on original Atari 2600
Two retro joysticks based on original Atari controllers
60 built-in games
Plug and Play into your TV
Classic limited edition Atari poster included
Games List:
3D Tic-Tac-Toe
Fatal Run
Swordquest: Earthworld
Adventure
Flag Capture
Super Baseball
Adventure II
Frog Pond
Saboteur
Air·Sea Battle
Fun with Numbers
Save Mary
Aquaventure
Golf
Secret Quest
Asteroids
Gravitar
Sky Diver
Backgammon
Hangman
Space War
Basketball
Haunted House
Sprintmaster
Battle Zone
Home Run
Star Ship
Bowling
Human Cannonball
Steeplechase
Canyon Bomber
Maze Craze
Submarine Commander
Centipede
Miniature Golf
Super Breakout
Championship Soccer
Missile Command
Super Football
Circus Atari
Night Driver
Surround
Combat
Off the Wall
Swordquest: Fireworld
Combat Two
Outlaw
Video Checkers
Demons to Diamonds
Realsports Baseball
Video Chess
Desert Falcon
Realsports Basketball
Video Pinball
Dodge’ Em
Realsports Soccer
Wizard
Double Dunk
Realsports Volleyball
Yars' Revenge
About ATARI, SA
Atari (www.atari.com) is a multi-platform, global interactive entertainment and licensing company. The original innovator of video gaming, founded in 1972, Atari owns and/or manages a portfolio of more than 200 games and franchises, including world renowned brands like Asteroids®, Centipede®, Missile Command®, Pong®, Test Drive®, Backyard Sports®, Deer Hunter®, Ghostbusters®, and Rollercoaster Tycoon®. Atari capitalizes on these powerful properties by delivering compelling games online (i.e. browser, Facebook® and digital download), on smartphones and tablets and other connected devices. The Company also develops and distributes interactive entertainment for video game consoles from Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony. As a licensor, Atari extends its brand and franchises into other media, merchandising and publishing categories.
Atari has offices in Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Lyon and London.
2011 Atari Interactive, Inc. All rights reserved.
Atari word mark and logo are trademarks owned by Atari Interactive, Inc.
About AtGames Digital Media, Ltd.
AtGames® Digital Media, Ltd. develops innovative interactive entertainment products for worldwide distribution. AtGames® has distribution in North America, Western Europe, Russia, Latin America, Greater China, and the rest of Asia. AtGames® has offices in Los Angeles, Taipei, and ShenZhen.
Information about all AtGames products can be found at www.atgames.net
For more information, please contact Deborah Lu: [email protected]
Note: The company names and product names are the registered trademark of each respective company.
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AtGames announces the release of the Atari Flashback 3 console including 60 built-in games in the USA.
Los Angeles, CA, September 08, 2011 --(PR.com)-- AtGames Digital Media Ltd. is launching the Atari-licensed Atari Flashback® 3 console in the U.S. This product recreates for gamers the original video gaming experience of the widely appealing video game console (30 million units sold worldwide) from the 1980’s.
With titles such as Asteroids, Missile Command, Centipede, Yars’ Revenge and 56 others, there are hours and hours of the purest video gaming entertainment for the whole family.
For anyone who had an Atari 2600 back in the 1980’s, the Flashback 3 really is a “flashback” to an era when video gaming first had mass appeal. But if you haven’t had the experience of the original Atari, then the Flashback 3 takes you right back to the heart of the eighties.
With styling based on the original Atari 2600, the Flashback 3 is complete with two retro joysticks, also based on the original Atari designs. This retro experience allows you to go back in time so you can experience how it all started, and why retro gamers still say that the Atari games are as playable now as it was then. The Atari Flashback 3 is an easy to use plug and play device that you use with your TV that provides an affordable piece of video gaming nostalgia suitable for the whole family.
“Atari games are known around the world and we are pleased to partner with AtGames to re-launch our best selling Flashback series of classic games for a whole new generation of consumers worldwide,” says Lee Jacobson, SVP of Licensing at Atari Inc.
“Atari is one of the legendary brands in the world that goes beyond borders and time. We are delighted to be Atari’s partner for bringing the Atari Flashback 3 to the worldwide audience,” says Dr. Ping-Kang Hsiung, CEO of AtGames Digital Media Ltd.
The Atari Flashback 3 will be available in September 2011 for the low price of $39.99. AtGames has designated Digital Media Cartridge as its distributor.
Features:
Design based on original Atari 2600
Two retro joysticks based on original Atari controllers
60 built-in games
Plug and Play into your TV
Classic limited edition Atari poster included
Games List:
3D Tic-Tac-Toe
Fatal Run
Swordquest: Earthworld
Adventure
Flag Capture
Super Baseball
Adventure II
Frog Pond
Saboteur
Air·Sea Battle
Fun with Numbers
Save Mary
Aquaventure
Golf
Secret Quest
Asteroids
Gravitar
Sky Diver
Backgammon
Hangman
Space War
Basketball
Haunted House
Sprintmaster
Battle Zone
Home Run
Star Ship
Bowling
Human Cannonball
Steeplechase
Canyon Bomber
Maze Craze
Submarine Commander
Centipede
Miniature Golf
Super Breakout
Championship Soccer
Missile Command
Super Football
Circus Atari
Night Driver
Surround
Combat
Off the Wall
Swordquest: Fireworld
Combat Two
Outlaw
Video Checkers
Demons to Diamonds
Realsports Baseball
Video Chess
Desert Falcon
Realsports Basketball
Video Pinball
Dodge’ Em
Realsports Soccer
Wizard
Double Dunk
Realsports Volleyball
Yars' Revenge
About ATARI, SA
Atari (www.atari.com) is a multi-platform, global interactive entertainment and licensing company. The original innovator of video gaming, founded in 1972, Atari owns and/or manages a portfolio of more than 200 games and franchises, including world renowned brands like Asteroids®, Centipede®, Missile Command®, Pong®, Test Drive®, Backyard Sports®, Deer Hunter®, Ghostbusters®, and Rollercoaster Tycoon®. Atari capitalizes on these powerful properties by delivering compelling games online (i.e. browser, Facebook® and digital download), on smartphones and tablets and other connected devices. The Company also develops and distributes interactive entertainment for video game consoles from Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony. As a licensor, Atari extends its brand and franchises into other media, merchandising and publishing categories.
Atari has offices in Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Lyon and London.
2011 Atari Interactive, Inc. All rights reserved.
Atari word mark and logo are trademarks owned by Atari Interactive, Inc.
About AtGames Digital Media, Ltd.
AtGames® Digital Media, Ltd. develops innovative interactive entertainment products for worldwide distribution. AtGames® has distribution in North America, Western Europe, Russia, Latin America, Greater China, and the rest of Asia. AtGames® has offices in Los Angeles, Taipei, and ShenZhen.
Information about all AtGames products can be found at www.atgames.net
For more information, please contact Deborah Lu: [email protected]
Note: The company names and product names are the registered trademark of each respective company.
###
Contact Information:
AtGames Digital Media Inc.
Jodie Lee
310-286-2222
www.atgames.net
Deborah Lu
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http://www.amazon.co...ASIN=B005NJ3U32
It's there and it's real. Has anybody had a chance to see inside this thing yet?
I thought that they had a new low retail price point of $39.99, down from their originally too high $59.99, what happened?!
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They are officially on sale at Amazon, I made a thread but forgot this one was here. Search for "flashback" and you'll see it in the white box.
If the pics are of a pre-production unit, has anyone gotten a production unit to take apart yet?
I thought that they had a new low retail price point of $39.99, down from their originally too high $59.99, what happened?!
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I spotted this new entry in the ESRB database earlier today. Outside of the Flashback 2+ and AtGames' controversial Sega and (now) Atari efforts, the retro plug-n-play games scene has been extremely quiet since 2008, and the last one that wasn't just a reorganization of previous plug-n-play systems came out in 2006 (well, unless you count Big Buck Hunter and Golden Tee Golf as retro). Given that the market as a whole has been trending downward, I'm honestly a little surprised to see this as an upcoming release, but there it is.
If your clicking finger is too tired, here is what it says (it's an "E for Everyone" rating assigned for Jakks Pacific, for a plug-n-play game system):
SPACE INVADERS - retro arcadeThis is a collection of ten classic arcade games including Space Invaders, Alpine Ski, Bubble Bobble, and Tube-It. In one game (i.e., Legend of Kage), players traverse through side-scrolling levels and use throwing stars to dispatch waves of ninjas that jump across the screen; enemies blink and disappear when defeated.
That the publisher is Jakks Pacific is not actually visible in this link, but it's visible in ESRB database search results. There was a previous Taito Space Invaders plug-n-play system, incidentally, by Radica Games in 2004 (prior to Mattel buying them up), which included Qix, Lunar Rescue, Phoenix, and Colony 7. I wonder if Jakks' new system will have any repeats aside from Space Invaders.
Regarding those five unnamed games, it's too much to hope for Darius or Ninja Warriors (triple-wide games), but I'd be interested to see some of the games that were in Bandai Namco's Japan-only Taito Nostalgia plug-n-plays from 2006 (in addition to Legend of Kage, that is), particularly Slap Fight. What's really interesting in the ESRB description is the mention of Tube-It, which is from 1993, far newer than any previous Taito arcade game released in a plug-n-play system. Might the 5 unmentioned games include contemporary titles . . . like Metal Black or Darius Gaiden? After all, with today's Generalplus MCUs supporting NAND ROMs and SDRAM, there's a lot more capacity available. However,
Tube-It ran on simpler, slower hardware than either of those two titles, so it's not a good indicator.
Perhaps this is a better question: is this the beginning of a revival in retro plug-n-play, or will it be just a one-off appearance? Personally, I don't see this being such a huge sales success that it will be followed by more, but I also know jack squat about consumer tendencies. Besides, it's perfectly conceivable that this is only part of a retro blitz Jakks Pacific might be planning.
onmode-ky
Man, I sure hope that Jungle Hunt, Wild Western, Zoo Keeper, Space Dungeon, then most especially Elevator Action are also apart of the 5 other yet to be revealed games on their Plug-and-Play here because if the latter is I'll be purchasing this right when it hits store shelves!
Rick
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And took away...
A Game of Concentration
BASIC Programming
Blackjack
Breakout
Casino
Codebreaker
Star Raiders
Street Racer
Video Olympics
Warlords
I can understand the removal of the paddle games if there are no paddle controllers included. Also, didn't Curt say there was some special electrical requirement for the keyboard/touchpad controllers that couldn't be met with the new hardware?
But other paddle games are still included, ones easier for joystick control and you're correct about the keyboard/touchpad issue, I knew that was why those were not on there.
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From the above posted manual, here are the 60 games that are included: (asterisks next to games that I don't think were on either of the previous Flashback 2's)
3D Tic Tac Toe
Adventure
Adventure II
Air-Sea Battle *
Aquaventure
Asteroids * (FB2 and FB2+ had the Arcade Asteroids hack)
Backgammon *
Basketball *
Battlezone
Bowling *
Canyon Bomber *
Centipede
Championship Soccer *
Circus Atari
Combat
Combat 2
Demons to Diamonds *
Desert Falcon *
Dodge'em
Double Dunk
Fatal Run
Flag Capture *
Frog Pond
Fun with Numbers *
Golf *
Gravitar *
Hangman
Home Run *
Haunted House
Human Cannonball
Maze Craze
Minature Golf *
Missile Command
Night Driver *
Off the Wall
Outlaw
Realsports Baseball*
Realsports Basketball*
Realsports Soccer
Realsports Volleyball
Saboteur
Save Mary
Secret Quest
Sky Diver *
Space War
Sprintmaster *
Star Ship *
Steeplechase *
Submarine Commander *
Super Baseball
Super Breakout
Super Football
Surround
Swordquest: Earthworld
Swordquest: Fireworld
Video Checkers
Video Chess
Video Pinball *
Wizard
Yars' Revenge
Note that Millipede, Quadrun, and Radar Lock and most of the FB2 exclusive games other than Adventure II are missing. Also notice that a few paddle games have been added such as Demons to Diamonds and Night Driver. I wonder if these have these been hacked to use the joysticks?
Also, neither Swordquest was on either Flashback 2 or 2+.
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This Flashback 3 is basically Atari: 80 Classic Games in One minus the arcade game versions, making it 60 2600 games by Atari on a plug and play system.
Seriously? Man, you'd think that AtGames would have at least tried to put this into a portable. It really is what we all have been waiting for for so long.
Indeed, I am always serious, except they added...
Adventure II
Aquaventure
Backgammon (PS2 and Xbox Atari Anthology only)
Championship Soccer (original name before they changed it to Pelé's Soccer)
Combat 2
Fatal Run
Frog Pond
Hangman (PS2 and Xbox Atari Anthology only)
Realsports Basketball
Saboteur
Save Mary
Secret Quest
Wizard
Why didn't they add Atari Video Cube?!
And took away...
A Game of Concentration
BASIC Programming
Blackjack
Breakout
Casino
Codebreaker
Crystal Castles
Football
Math Grand Prix
Millipede
Quadrun
Radar Lock
Slot Machine
Slot Racers
Star Raiders
Stellar Track
Street Racer
Swordquest: Waterworld
Video Olympics
Warlords
Is there a list of all 60 games releasing on this somewhere?
3D Tic-Tac-Toe
Adventure
Adventure II
Air-Sea Battle
Aquaventure
Asteroids
Backgammon
Basketball
Battlezone
Bowling
Canyon Bomber
Centipede
Championship Soccer
Circus Atari
Combat
Combat 2
Demons to Diamonds
Desert Falcon
Dodge 'Em
Double Dunk
Fatal Run
Flag Capture
Frog Pond
Fun with Numbers
Golf
Gravitar
Hangman
Home Run
Haunted House
Human Cannonball
Maze Craze
Minature Golf
Missile Command
Night Driver
Off the Wall
Outlaw
Realsports Baseball
Realsports Basketball
Realsports Soccer
Realsports Volleyball
Saboteur
Save Mary
Secret Quest
Sky Diver
Space War
Sprintmaster
Star Ship
Steeplechase
Submarine Commander
Super Baseball
Super Breakout
Super Football
Surround
Swordquest: Earthworld
Swordquest: Fireworld
Video Checkers
Video Chess
Video Pinball
Wizard
Yars' Revenge
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This Flashback 3 is basically Atari: 80 Classic Games in One minus the arcade game versions, making it 60 2600 games by Atari on a plug and play system.
Seriously? Man, you'd think that AtGames would have at least tried to put this into a portable. It really is what we all have been waiting for for so long.
Indeed, I am always serious, except they added...
Adventure II
Aquaventure
Backgammon (PS2 and Xbox Atari Anthology only)
Championship Soccer (original name before they changed it to Pelé's Soccer)
Combat 2
Fatal Run
Frog Pond
Hangman (PS2 and Xbox Atari Anthology only)
Realsports Basketball
Saboteur
Save Mary
Secret Quest
Wizard
Why didn't they add Atari Video Cube?!
And took away...
A Game of Concentration
BASIC Programming
Blackjack
Breakout
Casino
Codebreaker
Crystal Castles
Football
Math Grand Prix
Millipede
Quadrun
Radar Lock
Slot Machine
Slot Racers
Star Raiders
Stellar Track
Street Racer
Swordquest: Waterworld
Video Olympics
Warlords
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This Flashback 3 is basically Atari: 80 Classic Games in One minus the arcade game versions, making it 60 2600 games by Atari on a plug and play system.
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Atari Flashback
Atari Flashback 2
Atari Flashback 2+
Commodore 64 DTV
Ms. Pac-Man Super Gamekey Combo Walmart Exclusive
Retro Arcade...Pac-Man
Super Pac-Man
Jakks Activision
Atari Joystick
Atari Paddle 1 Player
The Price Is Right
Radica Space Invaders
Sapphire Orange Sega Arcade Nano Columns & Flicky Keychain
Techno Source Activision
Intellivision 10
Intellivision 10 2nd Edition
Majesco Konami TV Arcade
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Rick Vendl II
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Yet Atari still has to get a new license or permission from whoever owns the original copyright now, otherwise they would have just gone right ahead and already published/rereleased at least some, maybe all, of those more popular second-third party game titles like Space Invaders along with many more, but there is something that obviously keeps preventing them.