The start of my Atari 2600 collection

[GothicCard]

I only just starting to rekindle my love for the Atari 2600.

Most of the games have boxes and instructions.

 

 

[+save2600]

Nice start! Strange 2600 variation on the left though... looks like a junior model, but with 7800 style controllers. Must have been the way they packaged them across the pond. Or something.

[GothicCard]

Thank you.

 

The Atari 2600 Junior was made in Ireland, it originally came with one controller

[Michael David Morsette]

Nice harmony cart. I should probably get one but I keep flip flopping. The convenience is nice... but ... well I can't quite think of the right words.....

It feels like I would be cheating on my true love with a fun but cheap whore.....

Hmmm so what do you think, does having a Harmony cart make your collection seem not as valuable to you? Is it the same level of experience not pulling down the game cart, browsing through the manual, fiddling with the cart trying to get it to work....

 

These aren't loaded questions on my part, I really am trying to decide for myself which way to go, and I am very undecided.

Edited July 30, 2014 by MrBland

[+ArcadeJunkie]

Nice harmony cart. I should probably get one but I keep flip flopping. The convenience is nice... but ... well I can't quite think of the right words.....

It feels like I would be cheating on my true love with a fun but cheap whore.....

Hmmm so what do you think, does having a Harmony cart make your collection seem not as valuable to you? Is it the same level of experience not using pulling down the game cart, browsing through the manual, fiddling with the cart trying to get it to work....

These aren't loaded questions on my part, I really am trying to decide for myself which way to go, and I am very undecided.

I understand the feeling.... but I got one and I must recommend it... convience is key, and the cart collection continues to grow regardless... but the harmony is def worth it! Especially if you have an Atari portable system