
Atari Collection 1
Twenty Atari 2600 classics in one cart, from Asteroids to Yars' Revenge. A fascinating trip through gaming's earliest era, though the primitive visuals won't be for everyone.
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Twenty Atari 2600 classics in one cart, from Asteroids to Yars' Revenge. A fascinating trip through gaming's earliest era, though the primitive visuals won't be for everyone.

Double Dragon, River City Ransom, and Super Dodge Ball lead a stellar lineup of Technos beat-'em-ups and sports brawlers. One of the Evercade's strongest and most cohesive collections.

The crown jewel of the Evercade library. Eleven Namco arcade legends, Pac-Man, Galaxian, Dig Dug, and more, in a single cartridge. Essential for any Evercade owner.

Valve's handheld PC becomes the ultimate retro gaming device with EmuDeck. From Atari 2600 to PS2 and GameCube, it handles decades of gaming history with power to spare, and the setup is easier than you'd expect.

Analogue's FPGA handheld plays Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges with stunning accuracy on a gorgeous 3.5-inch display. With openFPGA support, it's a portable retro gaming powerhouse.

Analogue's FPGA-based Duo plays every TurboGrafx-16, PC Engine, and CD-ROM² format on modern displays via HDMI. For fans of NEC's underappreciated console family, this is the ultimate hardware.

The TurboGrafx-16's answer to Mario and Sonic stars a bald caveman who attacks with his enormous head. Charming, colorful, and packed with personality, Bonk remains one of the system's defining mascots.

SNK's refined fighting sequel makes a surprisingly capable appearance on the PC Engine, delivering the core Fatal Fury experience with impressive faithfulness despite the hardware gap.

Sega's beloved arcade stock car racer made an infamously rough landing on the Saturn. The gameplay DNA is intact and the soundtrack is legendary, but the technical compromises are impossible to ignore.

Sega's arcade rally masterpiece made a legendary transition to the Saturn. Three tracks, two cars, and some of the most addictive racing ever created. The definitive Saturn racer and a genre-defining classic.

Namco's arcade racing dynasty made a stunning portable debut as a PSP launch title. Gorgeous visuals, silky smooth drift mechanics, and an enormous amount of content made this the handheld racer to beat in 2005.

Iguana Entertainment's sequel delivered some of the most impressive visuals and creative weapons on the N64, including the legendary Cerebral Bore. The sprawling level design, however, is a double-edged sword.