Attention post-80s fans and retro game fans! To celebrate the legendary Atari Company's 50th birthday, a playable LEGO Edari 2600 VIDEO Game Console Set will be released this August!
Like the original, the LEGO Daly 2600 is also black, with light brown panels to complete the exterior structure, and the familiar sliders and card slots on the top of the device will also appear here. In addition to consoles and gamepads, the famous game Pitfall (Pitfall!) It's also included, and of course, you'll need to assemble it yourself. This model should roughly match the original dimensions of the real Atari 2600.
According to foreign media sources, LEGO Gaudali, most likely the set number of 10306, will use hinges to show the scenes in the game "Trap". Similar to the protagonist Pitfall Harry hanging on a vine in a jungle scene, swinging around a pit with crocodiles. Harry's movement on vines can even be achieved with a brick replica of the well-known CX40 joystick included in the set.
Set number: 10306
Set Name: Atari 50th Anniversary Game Console
Number of parts: ?
Mini Model:-
Release date: August 2022
MSRP: 169.99 EUR / 199.99 USD
The handle may be mechanically attached directly to the LEGO Darley console. Below you are provided with a graphic and a print of the words 1982, the year in which Atari officially renamed the Atari VCS video game console to the Atari 2600.
The LEGO Yardari 2600 will be released exclusively by LEGO in August, but is presumably going to be sold in stores from January 2023 onwards. According to the news, the package costs 169.99 euros in Germany, while the price that may be considered in the United States is 199.99 DOLLARs.
Released in October 1977, the Atari 2600 hardware used the microprocessing chips and game cartridges that were popular at the time, eliminating models that did not use microprocessing chips and directly integrated games in the hardware. This concept of cartridge insertion was first adopted by a model called the Fairchild Channel F, but was popularized by the Atari 2600 in the gaming world.
The Atari 2600 was a huge success, and in the early 1980s, "Atari" was the representative of the mainstream video game media of the era, comparable to Nintendo in the mid-to-late '80s and PlayStation in the '90s.
During the life of this console, Atari released many good games that will never be recorded. Examples include Adventure (often considered the progenitor of action-adventure games), Bricks, and Yars' Revenge. The 2600's popularity attracted a large number of third-party vendors, representative works such as Activision's Pitfall, Imagic's Atlantis, and Canal Wars, which was also the most popular game of the year. But "Alien E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial) and Pac-Eater Elf were badly criticized when the console wars began in 1983.
In 1991, production of the Atari 2600 finally stopped, as the console had clearly demonstrated its technical age and competitors had brought new and more powerful products to the market.
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