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Not to get all “Get off my lawn,” but I get sad that Atari always gets left out of the “Old School Gaming” parties. It was the original home video game console, but everybody acts like 8-bit graphics were the beginning.
(Source: debutart)
Reblogging because people usually leave out Atari so it makes me happy when pre 8-bit games get some love & respect.
(Source: rawbdz)
The moment I got over my Atari 2600. Also the reason I still want an Intellivision.
gaming console photography by Seán Diver
- # Atari
- # NES
- # Arcade
- # Dig Dug
- # Mario Brothers
- # Super Mario Brothers
- # Joust
- # Dragon's Lair
- # Duck Hunt
- # Pac-Man
- # Burgertime
- # Galaxian
- # TRON
- # Pitfall
- # Donkey Kong
- # Mega Man
- # Zelda
- # Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
- # E.T.
- # Q*Bert
- # Combat
- # Outlaw
- # Space Invaders
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MODERN DAY CLASSICS GONE CLASSIC
OTLgaming: DeviantART user Bunnelle has a vision for the future of gaming that doesn’t include HD graphics and surround sound, but instead features a bountiful harvest of 8bit goodness.
Or, she simply had the idea of taking modern day games and re-envisioning them in the style of classic Atari cartridge art. It’s definitely one of the two.
I’m always thrilled to see anything Atari-related. It seems so much of the modern notion of “classic video games” skips to the NES & 8-bit games.
