The limited edition will run you $149.99. The second is a limited-edition package where you will receive the Atari 2600 cartridge, a premium poster, a printed instructional manual with bonus material, a collectible pin and badge, a certificate of authenticity, and a digital copy of the game playable on the Atari VCS. The first is a standard edition in which you will receive a newly manufactured Atari 2600 cartridge with 'strong gold-plated connectors' for $49.99.

As you progress, the sea creatures get faster, and you have less oxygen to breath.Īll three games are offered in two versions. No, she is going to swing that tail fin of hers to send you onto the next level. Don't expect this mermaid to swim up to you and give you a peck on the cheek, however. If you are fortunate enough to reach the sunken treasure, you will be met by a mermaid.

You will be given the choice to kill the annoying sea creatures, but beware that will only spawn a replacement that will be faster and stronger. Also, as you dive into the depths of the abyss you will encounter sea creatures that will try and delay your treasure hunt. But you must do so before you run out of oxygen. It will take you to an undersea cavern to retrieve a treasure. The final game that is up for pre-order is Aquaventure. This should make gameplay a bit tougher for all you OG Atari players. In the yet to be released Yars' Return, that all changes as aliens will be coming at you from three different directions. In Yars' Revenge gameplay was always horizontal as enemies would attack from the right. Some may remember playing as an insect-like character named Yar who destroyed barriers in order to blast his canon into the breach. Yars' Return is the sequel to Atari's 1982 Yars' Revenge, which just happened to be the best-selling original game for the Atari 2600. Those are Yars' Return, Saboteur, and Aquaventure and all three will ship with a cartridge that is actually playable on the original Atari 2600 console from yesteryear. The company is offering three never-released titles from Atari for pre-order right now.

It takes its name as a tribute to the Atari Program Exchange (AXP), which was a mail order catalog that sold software in the 70s and 80s. And thanks to AtariXP, you will be able to play some never-released Atari games from the 1970's and 1980's.ĪtariXP is a publisher of collectible, physical games. With the introduction of the Atari VCS recently, gamers of all ages have been able to experience the 8-bit nostalgia that was early generation gaming. Gamers who are old enough to remember playing on an Atari 2600 will recall spending endless days and nights grinding games like Asteroids, Centipede, and Defender.

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