Atari 50: Anniversary celebration is a gift that it constantly gives. Or sale, in any case. Since its launch in 2022, it has been a collection that includes an excellent mixture of atari Classics, unreleased prototypes and even the Homebrews market, two major expansion. Among the “first war on the console” and the “wider world of Atari”, the impressive catalog of 115 games has expanded to 153.
Three years later and Atari 50 is still strong with “Namco Legendary Pack”. If the developers do not argue some surprises, it is a much slimmer offer than the previous efforts, but it still brings me closer to the next round of fascinating the titles of the early industries and even more archive shots and deep interviews, which made the anniversary collection so unforgettable.
Namco first days join rows
One of the coldest things about Atari 50: The anniversary collection was its “timeline” system that examines Atari's history with different external forces. The level of detail on the display is not just a delicious unhealthy food for those of us who study the emerging moments of the game industry; It's some of the best bite I have seen.
The legendary Namco package contains another big branch representing how the NAMCO catalog has influenced different generations of Atari. Of course, several of these games are fully playable, including the three versions of Atari Pac-Man, which have never been re-released on any following domestic consoles.
On Tap is the following trio: Pac-Man 2600, Pac-Man 5200 and Pac-Man 8-bit. There are also American Arcade versions of Dig Dug and Xevious, as well as Galaga, Galaxian and consoles of the specific rendition of the above -mentioned dug and Xevious.
The company announced the release of the Atari 2600+ Pac-Man separately, its latest hardware launch. This is armed (naturally) Pac-Man 2600 Plus new Pac-Man 7800. The biggest yellow gaming sphere with the boy has recently had a pretty great time, especially through the bizarre revamp of filled Metroidvania, Shadow Labyrinth-O we think.
