It’ll Cost You To Pick Up The Entire Atari 2600 And Activision Collection

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A Perfect Gift For Someone With An Old Atari 2600 Or One Of The Remastered Consoles

Atari and Activision are doing the exact opposite of certain other gaming publishers and releasing a slew of physical games, in classic cartridge format.  There will be a variety of separate collections released, the most affordable consisting of PITFALL! 2600 – STANDARD EDITION cartridge and manual.  Then there are four separate bundles, each of which have 10 games plus both a woven patch and enamel pin for each of those games.  

The Treasure Collection will be available pretty much right now adds Grand Prix, Barnstorming, Chopper Command and more to Pitfall.  The other three won’t be available for a while but the contents have been announced.  The Atari 2600 Speed Bundle has Tennis, Boxing, H.E.R.O and others, Secrets has Ice Hockey, Starmaster, Seaquest and seven others while the Victory collection gives you Pitfall 3, Robot Tank and River Raid II among it’s 10 games.  All the collections come with 10 pins and patches featuring the games as well.

Those collections will run you $249.99 each, or you can get everything for the totally affordable cost of $999.96.  The cartridges are compatible with the original Atari 2600 and 7800 consoles as well as the new Atari 2600+ and 7800+.

Standard Edition cartridges of a dozen popular titles will begin shipping in November for $34.99 each.
Four Deluxe Box sets – Treasure, Speed, Secrets and Victory – expand the collection to 39 total games, with the first set shipping in late November and the rest to follow in Spring, Summer and Fall 2027. Each set will be sold via pre-order for $249.99.
A Complete Collection, which includes all four Deluxe Sets and a to-be-announced collectible item, will be sold via pre-order for $999.96.

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