Guntech - an indie developer launch title for Atari VCS - (In VCS Store)

[Guntech - an indie developer launch title for Atari VCS - (In VCS Store)]

Wel that is what I would think too, but today I connected the ethernet cable and worked just fine. No, not in 4K mode. 

[Guntech - an indie developer launch title for Atari VCS - (In VCS Store)]

I downloaded the free demo, really like it so far, but I experience a lot of lag, slow screen build up which makes it unplayable. First time I experienced this I blamed it on a download I was doing in parallel, but yesterday that was not the case and it still was unplayable. I will try by connecting a network cable but could it be wifi related? 

[It’s okay to like the VCS.]

In the end I am happy to own a new Atari, I am even excited when it gets an update. It is alive! And the thing I like is that now when people ask what is that cool looking console under your TV, I can give them a history lesson. And all are impressed.

[Antstream Arcade - on Atari VCS (in VCS Store)]

My controllers only work when connected with USB, but than I can enter and I love this concept. More good games than expected. Great fun, especially the challenges. 

[The Atari VCS Info Thread]

Yes, the stick can rotate 360 degrees. Really nice feature.

[It’s okay to like the VCS.]

To reply on the topic title. I love my new VCS. For me, I am just proud to see Atari survive and see a new product after the Jaguar, which of course, I also love. It is hard for me to understand the haters. I am just happy to play the old games on a decent TV with a fabulous controller, and I am just waiting for more to come. And in the mean time I will still use my older hardware. The discussion about the sacred Atari name and that the new VCS is not the same, I understand the emotions but I am just proud a new generation gets to know the past via the VCS

[Unsung Warriors - another indie game for the new VCS (In VCS Store)]

Agreed, will get it for sure.