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Atari Ghostbusters: The Video Game, Xbox 360 and Sony PS3 2009
Just when we thought that the idea of Ghostbusters: The Video Game was dead and buried, much like the ghosts in the movie, the game has reared its has once again. Since losing the game’s publisher, Dan Aykroyd has been working hard to find a new one. Read more
Ben Heck’s Atari 7800 not so portable

Ben Heck has been explaining his reasons for building an Atari 7800 portable however; looking at the thing it is not all that portable, unless you have huge hands of course. Heck explained that he wanted to build this right after he completed the Atari 2600 portable but he got cold feet, but now he reckons that his feet are a lot warmer these days.
The motherboard which was used for the Atari 7800 is much larger than the one used in the 2600, so the new unit is a little larger than the 2600, so Ben decided to slap on a larger 7-inch screen for good measure. Ok I know what you lot want to know “The Specs.” Well firstly you have built-in rechargeable batteries, A/V output jack as well as Combination driving / paddle controller.
The Atari 7800 portable has a laser cut case with rounded corners; there are also several layers of black paint to finish things of. The driving controller is so cool, although it looks like a traditional paddle controller, the insides of the thing is a little different. Normally there would be a potentiometer, but Ben Heck has used a simple encoder wheel this is attached to the up and down signals to the joystick, this is an old system, 30-years old in fact.
Ok so we have now discovered that this unit is not that portable compared to all the latest handhelds that are on the market today, but Ben Heck’s mods are not about that, it is about providing something that old school gamers want, and the Atari 7800 portable ticks that box.
Video of the Multari 2600 Portable Atari: would you waste your money?
April 11, 2008 by Peter
Filed under Game Video & Trailers, Gaming

For those of you, who wondered what the Multari 2600 Portable Atari was like, just check out this video. Firstly this handheld comes with 32 games built-in, so there is no need to carry a load of game cartridges.
You will notice how easy it is to change between games, however just be careful not to swap over while you are in the middle of a game, that’s how easy it is.
One thing I have to point out is just how bulky the Multari 2600 Portable Atari is.
Would you waste your money on this oversized handheld?
Sony’s Phil Harrison announces new job at Atari: all about the money
March 6, 2008 by Peter
Filed under Game Video & Trailers, Gaming

Just days after a big interview with Phil Harrison talking about the Nintendo Wii and their community, he decided to leave Sony. Now Harrison has announced a new job at Atari.
Many believe that Phil was fired from his job for talking about Nintendo, but I can’t see what the problem is talking about a competitor. Regarding Phil Harrison’s new post at Atari, I think that in time he will make a difference and help make the company so much better than what it is now.
Neverwinter Nights 2 RPG for Apple Mac now shipping in North America
February 27, 2008 by Mark
Filed under Apple News, Gaming, Mac Games

Just announced today by Aspyr Media, Inc the Neverwinter Nights 2 is now shipping to retail stores in North America, the Neverwinter Nights 2 for Apple Mac is a RPG (Role Plating Game) which is set in the fantasy world of the Read more
Is it a PS2, PS3, Xbox or Atari? The ugly fake looking PX-3600 console

Now I have seen many consoles over the years, but must say this is the ugliest one I have ever seen in my life. Welcome to the all ugly PX-3600 gaming console, we have seen many console knockoffs but this Read more

