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We Love Katamari (Sony PlayStation 2, 2005)
From $36.13
58 reviews
Following the snowballing success of Katamari Damacy, Namco challenges players to roll it all up again in this sequel. As in the original, a tank-tracks styled control scheme has players using both an...
Pros: More Katamari! Underwater levels, new soundtrack, new challenges, co-opCons: Price went to $30, some slowdown, a bit easy, the style isn't for everyone -
Katamari Forever (Sony PlayStation 3, 2009)
From $22.99
35 reviews
Namco Bandai's quirky Katamari series makes its PlayStation 3 debut with Katamari Forever. As with previous titles, the idea is to simply to roll over items with a sticky sphere called a katamari. Eac...
Pros: New gameplay types are really fun, ALL...HAIL...ROBOKINGCons: It's still not a completely fresh Katamari Experience -
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Katamari Damacy (Sony PlayStation 2, 2004)
From $18.89
129 reviews
Grab the ball and roll with Katamari Damacy for Sony's PlayStation 2. A sticky, little ball called a Katamari is yours to grow to an enormous size as you roll across the countryside. The King of All C...
Pros: Unique game play, great music and soundCons: Needs a better multiplayer, not enough unique levels -
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Super Football (Atari 2600, 1988)
From $9.89
1 reviews
Strap on your cleats and get ready for some action on the gridiron. Atari's Super Football pits you against a friend or the computer on a 3-D field with five players per side.<br><br>There are four ga...
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Galaga (Atari 7800, 1987)
From $29.99
3 reviews
The first console port of the greatest arcade shooter of all time, Galaga for the Atari 7800 is somewhat of a failure in terms of being a pure adaptation. The ship is too small, the stars aren't color...
Pros: Retains enough of the aspects of the original arcade game to make it great funCons: Washed out graphics; Proline controllers will kill wrists on this one -
Mat Mania Challenge (Atari 7800, 1990)
From $25.53
Fight against a friend or the computer in this action oriented professional wrestling game. To win the game you must pin your opponent, outscore him, or keep him out of the ring for 20 seconds. Each m...
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Crossbow (Atari 7800, 1988)
From $25.00
Crossbow is an adaptation of the arcade game of the same name. The 7800 version of the game could be played with a lightgun or by steering crosshairs with a joystick.<br><br>In Crossbow you are leadin...
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Jinks (Atari 7800, 1989)
From $9.95
1 reviews
A good idea gone bad, Jinks takes the basic ball/paddle/brick concept pioneered by such games as Breakout and Arkanoid and adds a horizontally scrolling screen, freer paddle movement (all over the scr...
Pros: Interesting conceptCons: Terrible execution, frustrating controls, awful colors, primitive sound -
Xevious (Atari 7800, 1987)
From $18.23
1 reviews
Pros: Close to arcade game; requires subtle strategy; crisp control and good graphicsCons: The 7800 Pro-Line controller is horrible with this game -
Atari Flashback 6 Classic Video Game Console No Color No Size
$39.99 at Bed Bath & Beyond
Atari Flashback 6 returns. Plug in and play on any TV for 100 preloaded generation-defining Atari games including Asteroids™, Missile Command™, Centipede™, Millipede, Space Invaders™ and more. -
Zool 2 (Atari Jaguar, 1994)
From $44.95
3 reviews
In Zool 2 you control Zool or his sidekick Zooz in a fight to save the Nth Dimension from the evil Krool and his morphing henchman Mental Block. To succeed you must complete 18 levels and defeat six b...
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Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure (Atari Jaguar, 1995)
From $44.95
2 reviews
In this luxuriously illustrated platform game you take the role of Pitfall Harry Jr., son of the hero of the original Pitfall. Your mission is to rescue your father from the dreaded warrior spirit Zak...
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Iron Soldier (Atari Jaguar, 1994)
From $29.95
2 reviews
Iron Soldier is a simulation based on operating a giant combat robot. The first-person style perspective shows your view from within the robot as you march through skyscraper filled cities or through ...
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Club Drive (Atari Jaguar, 1994)
From $44.99
Club Drive combines three different 3D driving games in a single package: race, collect, and tag. Collect games require you to collect a certain number of objects from the playfield. Tag involves the ...
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Wolfenstein 3d (Atari Jaguar, 1994)
From $109.95
In Wolfenstein-3D you are a soldier fighting the Nazi's on their home turf during World War II. The game is played from a first person perspective. You have six different missions to complete, each re...
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Supercross 3D (Atari Jaguar, 1995)
From $34.95
Supercross 3D lets you race a dirt bike in a tournament that spans the United States. You view the action from behind the bike as it slides around hairpin turns, rattles over washboard bumps, and zoom...
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Batman: Arkham Asylum -- Game of the Year Edition (Sony PlayStation 3, 2010)
From $17.96
111 reviews
Heralded as the first excellent video game starring the Dark Knight, Batman: Arkham Asylum for the PlayStation 3 is rated by reviewers as one of the system's top action games. Released by Warner Bros....
Pros: Satisfying play.Cons: It was hard to escape some guys that jump on your back. -
Atari Flashback Classics Vol. 1 (Sony PlayStation 4, 2016)
From $21.16
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Checkered Flag (Atari Jaguar)
From $14.99
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Atari Anniversary Edition Redux (Sony PlayStation 1, 2001)
From $29.95
7 reviews
This collection honors the 30th anniversary of Atari, one of the first great companies in the videogame industry by reissuing versions of 12 arcade classics for play on PlayStation systems. Included a...
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