So, if you do decide to take the plunge and start an Atari 5200 collection, be sure to target these games. This would-be library has nothing to do with rarity or any of that obsessive stuff. These ...

It may be nearly 40 years old, but the Atari 5200 still inspires legions of fans to relive the 8-bit glory days of their youth. There was much to love about the game console, but the joystick-and ...

Felix is revisiting his retro gaming console, the Atari 5200. Unfortunately, after sitting in a barn for years it's missing its controllers and has gone rusty. Time for Ben to give the console a ...

Berzerk was ported to the Atari 2600 and Atari 5200 by Atari. A 1982 critically-acclaimed sequel, Frenzy, was also acquired under the agreement.

First console on the market to integrate Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, and Arcade games into a single platform. Featuring over 200 officially-licensed classics, including Pong, ...

Warlords is one of the most thrilling pick-up-and-play competitive multiplayer games of all time, and Star Raiders—the Atari 5200’s “killer app”—is utterly extraordinary at creating a ...

More importantly, Atari’s little known second console, the Atari 5200, featured full number pad as well. So if it isn’t clear to you yet, this is a dedicated console for Atari’s own games.

Atari 5200. Despite being one of the early giants of the gaming industry and a well-known brand, you might be wondering what happened to Atari.

The Atari 5200 had a different cartridge design than the 2600 and the 7800, which means that games for the 1982 to 1984 system are incompatible with the new 2600+.

Speaking to The Game Business in a new interview, Moore – who helped launch both the Xbox and 360 – guesses that if Microsoft had not spent so much time and money on repairing the "bone pile of [Xbox ...

Berzerk was later ported to the Atari 2600 and Atari 5200, further cementing its place in video game history. The critically-acclaimed sequel, "Frenzy," was also acquired by Atari as part of the ...

We never got a 7800, but I remember that when our old wood-paneled Atari VCS started to flake out, my dad trekked to the local Babbage's and bought us an Atari 5200, which was Atari's 8-bit step ...