Console Living Room, play many of your 70s and 80s console favorites

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Pitfall: https://archive.org/details/atari_2600_pitfall_1983_cce_c-813

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Gee, thanks. Now Iā€™ll NEVER get any sleep.

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Wow, they even have an Odyssey 2 emulator. As a kid, I wanted an Atari 2600 but my mom bought me the Odyssey 2 because it had a keyboard and she thought it would be better for ā€œlearningā€. The 2600 had better games but the Odyssey 2 did have a keyboardā€¦so, yeah, it had that.

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Thanks!

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Iā€™m surprised there are not copyright issues preventing this, especially as many of these games are still being sold as part of the Atari flashback system.

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They have emulators for almost all old stuff now. :slight_smile:

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The Atari 2600 is ironically somewhat difficult to emulate quickly, so a fast machine is a big help.

lolwut? Only because youā€™re running the emulator through a browser for some reason. I remember emulating the Atari 2600 on a 486 with no problem.

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Thatā€™s why the C64 sold so well. We ALL told our parents we needed it for ā€˜learningā€™. (One of my evil plans that actually worked.)

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