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I remember playing this in the arcades that lined the street at Geneva on the lake, a summer resort we would frequent on our vacations. At the beginning of the street the arcades housed all the older pinball and electro magnet type games, I can still remember the smell of melted plastic and burn metal. The end of the block housed the newest games around Space Harrier, Hang on, the newest of the new. But check the mechanics of this cabinet - its wild.

Never seen anything like it. Very Cool!

New Episode of 7800 AVENUE is live! Armando & Carlos from Pixel Vault Games join me in the lounge this week to kick off our "Nintendo on Atari" block of shows and play Donkey Kong on Atari 7800 Check it out: And check the sexy pics on the blog entry: http://www.atari.io/donkey-kong-atari-7800-ave/

Thanks. I think we got something cool over here, not only is it showcasing great Atari games and hardware, but we're sharing the experience with others. This was great because they are big Nintendo guys.

Its coming soon... get ready for the Nintendo block on 7800 Ave, with my special guests from Pixel Vault Games!!!

let us know how it works

Oh yes... the UK crowd lol. Ive have some major battles in the past, especially when I started out, how ever Tom Charnock from Dreamcast Junkyard has been a real support. Im just doing what Im doing and others, I guess aren't fans... and I'm ok with that.

Eat em all up! Ms. Pac-Man Atari Lynx Review on the Blog: http://www.atari.io/ms-pac-man-atari-lynx-lounge/

Indy was an amazing, I say WAS like it's a thing of the past, ni it is an amazing game. I loved Temple of Doom when I was a kid and to be a be able to play a game like this + the digitized voices... this was a thing of beauty. The Atari System 1 and 2 cabs I feel were some of the best arcade games around for that time. You always knew your quarter would return a solid and fun game experience.

And in a darkened arcade, that light up red track ball was magic.

Crystal Castles AF

TeddyGermany! Thanks so much, glad you like the show and I'm glad you made it here. I have a lot of shows left for all the systems I cover 7800, Jaguar and of course a full Lynx library.

Huge shoutout to Willie over there at Arcade USA! Thanks for the shirt, Jag lable and Championship Rally, if this is anything near as cool as Powerdrive Rally I'm super pumped - my first songbird game. Merry Christmas everyone!

Glad to have you on board Cousin Mike! Hope to hear more form you on the board and looking forward to your up coming Youtube adventures.

Well I tried...

Alright Im gonna go play that today on my cab and Ill report back.

This game looks wack. They were right to pull this after the success of DK, following with DK JR smart move not Sky Skipper.

Wow... First off let me start by saying thank you Lost Dragon. There is a lot to unpack in your last two post and I want to say its really great to have such dedicated and knowledgeable Atari and retro gaming fans on this sight. Second I believe we are doing what we're doing because we have seen the Atari narrative change from the beloved American gaming company that started it all to a bumbling "no wonder it failed" shit show. We are here because we are changing that narrative back to what it once was by trying to remember the fun we had and still have to this day. Lets continue to bring out the facts, keep things in context and leave the fan boyism to the other guys. This is a wonderful platform to share our memories and to share these systems with the younger generation gamers. Again Thanks LD

Absolutely nails it. Also are these "journalist" actually playing on real hardware? I can understand going out and getting your hands on a NES or Genesis, but to find a real Jaguar in the wild... good luck. And even when you do, you'er gonna pay big bucks. So are they playing on an emulator? How good is the emulator? Are you using the game pad? Or are you just reciting what AVGN said 10 years ago? Context is key in reviewing these games, I feel like we do a good job at that.

Amazing work! Atari.io is the best!! Three cheers.