As you may know, Atari first entered the home market with dedicated PONG consoles, had a handheld device (the Lynx) made to compete with the GameBoy, and also made Home Computers like the Atari 400 and 800
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The Nintendo GameCube continued the 4 player local multiplayer tradition of its predecessor and gave us new experiences by being able to connect a GameBoy Advanced to the console.
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One of the best alternatives for retro gaming is console emulation, which gives anyone the possibility to enjoy those gems with just a few clicks. And the fact that you don’t have to pay a penny makes it even more suspicious.
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The Nintendo GameCube had some bad video games released and even more titles that seemed average even by ’90s standards.
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Inserting dusty games into your beloved classic console is bad for it; likewise, a dirty home console can infect the clean games in your collection.
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Depending on the model of your Atari and its overall condition the price will vary. But in general, the gaming console will start at $50 and can go up to $500, not counting packaging and exclusive collector’s editions.
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Nintendo GameCube games had a discreet passage through the stores at their launch, but the rarest titles have been greatly revalued today
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While the first game in history dates back to 1952, it wasn’t until the 70s arcades that video games were mass-produced, with the successful launch of Pong, Space Invaders, and the birth of Atari.
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Pristine condition games can be worth a lot of money, and even more so if we are talking about the Nintendo 64, one of the best consoles in history. So get your wallet ready
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Nintendo fans have always been the most pointed out for this behavior, because the negative part of them tend to be very overprotective with both classic games and new releases…
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Despite its seeming niche appeal, Chibi-Robo! has gained a passionate and dedicated fanbase over the years, thanks to its creative gameplay, lovable characters, and surprisingly heartwarming story.
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You may have never related the classic Nintendo 64 with that genre of video games, because the truth is that they didn’t have a very wide catalog of RPGs, focusing much more on adventure and platform titles.
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