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We Love Katamari (Sony PlayStation 2, 2005)
From $29.99
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 -
Atari Anthology (Sony PlayStation 2, 2004)
From $76.96
29 reviews
A Play Station 2 collection packaged by Atari Inc., the Atari Anthology set of video games offers classics from the 1980s days of corner arcades. The Atari Anthology includes 80 games with 18 arcade t...
Pros: A bevy of Atari classics from the 1980s, the good ol' days of video gamesCons: Upon further review, the good ol' days weren't all that good -
Galaxian (Atari 2600, 1983)
From $9.95
5 reviews
A competently programmed port of the 1979 coin-op classic, Galaxian for the Atari VCS contains 35 aliens per wave while the original features 46. Gameplay and sound effects are reasonably faithful whi...
Pros: Good control, sounds and graphics; gameplay close to the originalCons: That weird, ugly border that frames the screen -
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Ballblazer (Atari 7800, 1987)
From $29.95
2 reviews
Ballblazer is a futuristic sports game played one-player against the computer at nine different difficulty levels, or two-players competing. The object of the game is to get the ball into your opponen...
Pros: Great graphics, sound, control and conceptCons: There's not much depth here -
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Retro Atari Classics (Nintendo DS, 2005)
From $40.57
13 reviews
Gamers can play old-school favorites in a new way, as Retro Atari Classics comes to Nintendo's touch screen-equipped handheld. The ten classic games included are Pong, Missile Command, Asteroids, Brea...
Pros: Every "classic" Atari game is here!Cons: Contains new "tagged" mode, would have been a better buy with more games instead. -
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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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 $14.95
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 -
Paperboy (Lynx, 1990)
From $39.95
Paperboy for the Lynx is a portable adaptation of the 1984 Atari Games' Arcade hit.. Players take on the role of an aspiring paperboy who must complete a week's worth of paper deliveries. The game has...
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Off the Wall (Atari 2600, 1989)
From $39.95
Once upon a time, in the Mysterious East, there lived a young lad named Kung Fu Lu, whose only goal in life was to destroy the ancient evil wall that plagued his friendly neighbors.<br><br>Guarding th...
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Katamari Forever - Playstation 3
$35.99 at eBay
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... -
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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Blue Lightning (Lynx, 1989)
From $49.95
1 reviews
Enemies are attacking the good ol' U.S.A., and the only person in their way is you and your festive blue F-15 -- the Blue Lightning! Hop into the cockpit of one of the military's most dangerous fighte...
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Rygar (Lynx, 1990)
From $39.95
For many millennia powerful and just kings have ruled the world. These kings maintained peace and prosperity over the land and kept vigil against the minions of darkness and evil. But hordes of monste...
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Pac-Land (Lynx, 1991)
From $99.95
Pac-Man and his family live in a place called Pac-Land, where there are colorful houses, busy streets, rolling green hills, and pesky ghosts looking to cause trouble. In a drastic departure from previ...
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Atari Flashback Classics Vol. 1 (Sony PlayStation 4, 2016)
From $20.15
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Crossbow (Atari 2600, 1988)
From $13.56
Four years after its arcade debut, Exidy's arcade classic Crossbow comes home to your Atari 2600. Armed with your crossbow, it's your job to escort your friends to the Master's castle, defeat the Mast...
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Awesome Golf (Lynx, 1991)
From $19.95
As the first and only "traditional" golf game for the Atari Lynx, Awesome Golf features three different courses with eighteen holes each: United States, United Kingdom, and Japan. Up to four players c...
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A.P.B. (Lynx, 1991)
From $7.95
Officer Bob has just graduated from the Academy and is ready to clean up the streets. Every day Bob will have to arrest a certain amount of perps to satisfy his quota, which involves driving around bu...
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Turbo Sub (Lynx, 1991)
From $19.95
You are the only one who can save 28th century Earth from barbarians bent on taking over the planet. Your equipment? A sleek Turbo Sub that can fight under water and fly through the sky. Use your elec...
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