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- Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Model
- Walnut
- Storage
- 32 GB
- Weight
- 4.7 lb
- Color
- Black Walnut
- Platform
- Not Machine Specific
- Input Device
- Joystick
Features 5
- THE ALL-NEW ATARI VCS: The first, best and only gaming mini-PC designed for the family room TV.
- PLAY MORE. DO MORE: Thousands of retro, indie PC and Xbox games, endless streaming entertainment and unmatched flexibility with built in Chrome.
- AN ICON REIMAGINED: Sleek, retro-modern AMD-powered device, inspired by Ataris fabled computers and game consoles.
- UNIQUE PC MODE: Adding Windows or another OS makes Atari VCS a true platform. Play your favorite PC game libraries and apps. Compatible with most keyboards, mice, and controllers.
- INCLUDES ALL YOU NEED: Atari VCS mini-PC, Wireless Controller & Joystick. Plus 100 FREE Atari VCS Vault and thousands of Antstream Arcade games.
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Founded in 1972, Atari played an integral role in the development of the arcade game, game console and personal computer industries. Atari’s iconic games, including Pong, Asteroids, Centipede Missile Command, have been played by many millions.
Specs 15
| Platform | Not Machine Specific |
|---|---|
| Input Device | Joystick |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
| Resolution | 4K |
| Software Update Supported to Date | unknown |
| Color | Black Walnut |
| Brand Name | Atari |
| Model Name | Atari VCS |
| Model Number | 800 |
| Manufacturer | Atari |
| UPC | 742725000056 |
| Item Weight | 4.7 pounds |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BM9900 |
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A Great Console for those on a Budget
Model: Walnut
This was a great pickup and I have to say Atari has something really good here. In a time when video game prices are going through the roof, this is a pretty good alternative to play some great games on a console without spending too much money. The games themselves are indie titles, digital homebrew releases and a couple of collections of arcade games mainly. Games are generally pick up and play while there are some longer adventure based games. There are a good amount of hidden gems here and enough games in the store to keep you busy. Games tend to go around $10 to $20 a game. I would recommend looking a list of the best VCS games online to get an idea of what to start with, and then go from there. For those concerned: my experience out of the box was good. The console updated fine, did the BIOS update fine, and shortly afterwards, I was able to get into the store and play without any hassle. It seems Atari has fixed the issues at launch where there were problems upgrading the console. Overall, the upgrade process was longer than expected but acceptable enough where I was able to play after about some waiting.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2025 by Tyler
You gotta play this!!!
Model: Walnut
The atari vcs is absolutely amazing!!! Atari nailed it outta the ballpark! The controllers and joysticks are awesome and the gameplay is dead on. The games are also great at a cheap price to buy in the online store and they are freeking excellent!!!! I give it a 5 outta 5 and 110% of pure greatness!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026 by Xristo
Its awesome.
Model: Walnut
The Atari games are awesome. And the joystick included is amazing. However the ability to add a Operating System is a bit underwhelming as I can't seem to get a functioning os on there. There also seems to be a loose screw inside of it. Idk what it is exactly but it works just fine. Other than that, its awesome and gives the perfect vibe.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Mr Butter
Love it
Model: Walnut
This is actually much better than I thought it would be, I had no ideas the joystick was also a spinner, tempest is awesome. The game store works very well and has some really good games on there, I also have Windows 11 on a micro SD that I use with a usb adapter with steam loaded, the Atari VCS even in 2026 is still fairly powerful. It's definitely worth the price and I highly recommend it, especially for any Gen-Xer's like me.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by michelle O.
Love this thing!
Model: Walnut
Been after one of these since they first came out, so jumped at the Black Friday offer. Had no trouble updating this unit's BIOS, and adding an extra SSD. Just playing with the software atm, currently running Steam on ChimeraOS on the SSD, and Batocera (just original VCS roms atm) on a memory stick. Ultimate aim to have boot options and everything saved on SSD. Atari software is OK (and Ant Stream no longer appears to be free so that's uninstalled), but you'll get so much more from this if you investigate everything it can do ... there's lots out there, no need to be limited to Atari OS. Just don't expect a gaming PC running AAA games. Controllers are fine, but I'll be using a wired Xbox controller to preserve them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026 by Netto
Missed Opportunity – Great Looks, But Falls Short in Functionality
Model: Walnut
I wanted to like the Atari VCS. Despite the numerous warnings, I went for it, hoping for the best. As a collector of vintage consoles and mini systems, I'm used to quirks, but this one was a major letdown. Hardware: Visually, the Atari VCS is stunning. The console and controllers are sleek, well-designed, and it came in impressive packaging with the bonus of extra-long cables, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives ended. Right out of the box, the system struggled to connect and refused to play pre-installed games. After extensive digging through forums and user discussions, I discovered that a critical production issue in the OS leaves many units unusable at first startup. This required downloading and installing a rescue image via USB, taking hours to get the unit working. Controller Issues: Not long after setup, problems with the controller emerged. The modern controller misclicked frequently, and the D-pad was unreliable for basic left-to-right inputs. The joystick was an innovative idea, but its hypersensitivity made classic games nearly unplayable. Software: While the interface looked polished, issues quickly surfaced. A rogue mouse cursor would pop up randomly, button mapping for the controllers felt off across different games with no clear way to fix it, and the app store had very limited content. Hoping to salvage its use as an emulation box, I was disappointed to find the Atari OS was locked down, preventing this functionality. Between the bad controller, broken setup process...I can’t recommend this, even if the sparse game library isn’t a dealbreaker. Sadly, this beautiful piece of hardware ended up being a return for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by D. Wilson
Recommended for those of us who enjoy playing 80s video games
Model: Walnut
Super fun and I highly recommend to anyone wanting to play old originals from the 80s. Device is made well and easy to set up. You'll be playing games within 10-20 minutes of unboxing. As a bonus, the wireless controllers included also work with your Windows PC. A really great console from Atari.
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2025 by b
A Modern, Small And Compact Consoles For Retro Gamers
Model: Walnut
Out of the box, you'll get a nice looking and well build console. It's underpowered, but we live in a day that dedicated new retro consoles and computers are a thing. If Indie developers want to make simpler games, then this is the optimal platform for that! With the console comes 2, alright controllers. They feel a bit cheap and flimsy compared to modern consoles of the day, but you also get the Atari Vault with lots of great games, and all on an Atari console. With this is is a storefront of similar games you can try. There is no AAA game here, so you'll have to be willing to search uncharted territories. You can also use this as a small PC console, but you'll need a bit of technical knowhow to do so, and you should upgrade the memory to do so. But there might be better options down the line. This console is for the ones who seek it out, like me. It seems the poor VCS had an identity crisis and that Atari are moving away from the idea, as a VCS 2 hasn't been announced in any way. But it seems Atari have done a good job of presenting the consoles, developing games for it and discounting the price more and more over the years. So it took a while, but I can finally say that I recommend it for quick pick up & play games that Atari excells at!a Who knows how much longer this will be supported and how the storefront will continue on, but maybe in this day and age with consoles, games and computer parts is getting more and more expensive, maybe this is the VCS's time to shine if the standard price holds it up at around the 100$ mark, or maybe that was the clearance sale for the last batch.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2025 by Torgeir Ravneng