Goto 10 Retro: The Newsletter for Atari Enthusiasts
Paul LefebvreA newsletter for Atari Enthusiasts with posts about Atari video game systems, 8-bit computers, Atari ST and more. If it's Atari, you'll find it here.
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The Coleco Adam: An 8-bit Personal Computer Failure
The Coleco Adam was a personal computer (really, a home computer) system released by Coleco in 1983. Before we dive into it in more detail, let’s take a quick look at the nascent personal computer and game console market leading up to then....
1988 Interview with Sig Hartmann, Atari Executive VP for Public Relations
In the November/December 1988 issue of Atari Explorer, DF Scott conducted an interview with Sig Hartmann, a VP at Atari.
Atari 2600+ vs. Atari 7800+ Which Should You Get?
Looking to start your Atari retro gaming journey? One of the best ways to do so is with the new Atari “Plus” systems. These systems let you use original 2600 and 7800 cartridges and easily connect to modern televisions.
Blaze Evercade Super Pocket Atari Edition
I like playing old-school retro games, but don’t always want to bother playing them on my big-screen TV or on a smaller monitor in my office. So for Christmas I asked for the Blaze Evercade Super Pocket Atari Edition.
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