My Arcade Atari Gamestation Go: 200+ Preloaded Retro Games, Includes PACMAN | Rechargeable Battery, Wi-Fi, Smartglow, 7 Inch Display, Atari 2600, Connects to TV via HDMI
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Features
- Officially licensed: This officially licensed Atari console features classic games from Atari, including titles originally released on the Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, Atari Arcade, Atari Recharged, M-Network and Balls Of Steels Pinball tables.
- 200+ video games built-in, including PAC-MAN, Atari: Recharged and Balls of Steel, Asteroids, Breakout, Centipede, Crystal Castles, Missile Command, Tempest, Warlords, Yars Revenge and many More!
- Also includes licensed games from Jaleco & PIKO Interactive. Game Save options.
- High resolution 7 full color display. The integrated paddle, d-pad, trak-ball, numeric keypad, bumpers, and classic gamepad buttons (A,B,X,Y) allow you to play every game in the collection with the controls it was designed for.
- Connects to TV via HDMI. Built in Wi-Fi for easy updates. Powered by a built-in rechargeable battery.
- SmartGlow technology makes gameplay intuitive by illuminating the controls needed for each game.
- User Guide Languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Japanese and Arabic.
- Included in Package: Gamestation Go, HDMI Cable, AC adapter, Charge Cable, User Guide
Description
Founded in 1972, Atari changed the way we approached gaming – from the way games were designed to the way they were played. Atari’s iconic games, including Asteroids, Centipede and Missile Command have been played by many millions. Half a century later, Atari’s legacy endures.
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Input Device: Gamepad
Brand: My Arcade
Model Name: Gamestation Portable
Color: Black
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Input Device: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, Wi-Fi
Memory Storage Capacity: 5 GB
Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi
Resolution: 720p
Color: Black
Brand Name: My Arcade
Model Name: Gamestation Portable
Model Number: DGUNL-7065
Manufacturer: My Arcade
Warranty Description: 120 Day Warranty Against Manufacturer Defects
UPC: 845620070657
Included Components: user
Item Type Name: Gamestation portable
Manufacturer Part Number: DGUNL-7065
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My primary reason for wanting the Gamestation Go was the screen size. I had the original Atari VGS, so I'm a bit older, and the 3-4" screen games just don't cut it. This is a good size for a portable. And, of course, you can always use the HDMI out to connect to a TV. Quite a few games built-in. Of course, no one will be totally happy with the selection. At this point, why not just release everything? Every ROM you can run would probably take up less than 1GB. It's a great toy, and the controls are very well done. Playing Tempest with a rotary controller is just amazing. With the rotary controller and the track-ball, makes me wish they would have included another multi-directional controller on the other side for dual-stick shooters. But, of course then you could say "why not a whole set of programmable buttons for games like Defender", etc. It's just so good, you wish you could do everything with it. Of course, you can fill a micro SD card with ROM's to use on it. But you have to choose the internal storage or card at boot, and you can't switch back/forth without powering it off, at least as far as I can tell. It is buggy, though. I won't get into the details, there are a lot of videos out there that show specific issues like screen ratios and lack of sound. But it is upgradable, here's hoping they take the bug reports seriously and provide new software to fix them.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025 by S. Kosloske
I have looking to get this for ages, but Atari had it out of stock, and when I checked with Amazon (at the time it was over £230. Amazon US have it at $140 and with US-GBP currency, it ended up costing me £153 which also included VAT and charges (no Amazon Prime for me as I not paying prime twice!) it was still cheaper than the £230 which was the cost at the time (and even then would take days). This was delivered in 2-3 days and came via UPS and delivered the normal Amazon UK deliver. The console is fabulous and details below: The console comes with paddle knob (top), cross D-Pad (middle), track ball (bottom), and the usual ABXY buttons and number keys. Fully Wi-Fi, and it also allows you to plug in USB-A, microSD card, and HDMI, the console has a rechargeable built in battery. It comes with a heavy duty very long USB-A to USB-C (power), HDMI cable and USB Mains Adapter. It comes with 200 Games pre-installed from all the Atari range plus pinball ( Balls of Steel), Pac-Man, Jaleco and Piko. I have put a 16gb MicroSD card in and when formatted and installed with the correct directory structure, you can put your own games on this and when the console is booted up, it detects the MicroSD and prompts to ask if you want to load the SD or the console menu. The folders default from the "zip" file, will also allow other console games but it depends if the controller will work with those other games. All in all its a fabulous console and the Gamestation Gamepad will also allow remote play once paired with main console.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by Chris King
This is a very well built and quality product. The packaging is great too. This is more than a value buy to me. I am buying this to revisit some of the old games I missed during my childhood. Bring back lots of good memories and reignite my youthful mind. And I am sharing this with my kids so that they get some ideas how games have evolved to today. Thank you Atari for coming up with such a great product. Really appreciate and love it
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Hawk
I have other retro-handhelds like Retroflag's GPi and HMT's Super Pocket. And I love those for their portability. But the Gamestation Go is another fantastic device I had to have. The Good I was worried it might be heavy given its size, but it is actually pretty light and easy to hold. Ergonomics are very good. I wasn't sure if I'd like the layout since I'm used to the GPi and Super Pocket, but it's quite nice. The Better Screen size is of course a huge selling point here. Again, my other handhelds are great and serve their niche perfectly (extreme portability), but I really love having the large screen on this thing. I bought the "ivoler 4-Pack Tempered Glass Screen Protector Designed for Nintendo Switch OLED." Both the Switch OLED and the Gamestation Go have 7" screens, so the screen protector will cover it. You have to center it yourself, since the screen is set into a larger flat panel - there's no bezel edges to lock it in place. But it sticks well and should stay in place just fine. I had to lift the edges a little once or twice to get the air bubbles out, but then it was perfect. The Dandy So, you can expand the number (and type) of games this thing will play. I will leave it to you to watch some YouTubes on this. It is not hard, using the SD card slot (be sure to use exFAT formatting for the card). There is a simple way to do it (using the built-in system) and a slightly more technically involved way to do it. Just Google how to add games to Gamestation... This was actually the thing that pushed me into the purchase. I was stoked that I could do more than just what is shown on the box. Summary Lightweight for its size, great ergonomics, beautiful display, lots of great games onboard + expandability options. I expect to get a lot of enjoyment out of this device.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026 by 007mrbond
The vector games like Tempest, Major Havoc, Asteroids Deluxe and Black Widow are much better after the first firmware update (1.10) - released about 5 days ago. Updating firmware is seamless once you connect to your wifi network. Even the complaints about a little backlight bleed was fixed in firmware update. Another thing that is great, you can hook up controllers to the back of the system, via usb-c. I have the Gamestation Pro and those controllers plug right in and are backwards compatible! Playing all games (including atari 7800) games with that joystick was great. Also, the Atari Recharged games via HDMI out onto my 65" TV is incredible! I'll be honest, those are the highlights that caused me to keep the system because the $179 price was a bit steep to me at first. I like the way it feels in my hand - comfortable and also the back has a fold out stand to prop it up while you have it hooked to a TV and are playing it with a controller plugged in. And the final highlight is the SD card expansion. I loaded Super Mario Bros (NES) onto it and that played great on the D-Pad which is how all the NES games were controlled. So...why only 4 stars instead of 5? The price... $179 is still a little bit steep for this. $129 would be about right. In closing, it's pretty darn good. And, if you have a Gamestation Pro, this is a huge upgrade to that. You can play this on the go and it has a very nice trackball controller.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2025 by Scott Huggins
This is a very nice system, beautifully constructed. I am enjoying it but it comes with some inexcusable flaws that make it impossible to recommend. Anyone buying this device is likely doing so in order to play certain Atari classics with appropriate controls (spinner, trak-ball) in order to have as high fidelity classic gaming experience on the couch. Unfortunately while the trak-ball feels great you can’t play vertically oriented games like Centipede full screen. There is no vertical mode. The spinner works nicely for Breakout (also a vertical game) but is far too stiff and slow to play Tempest (another vertical title) properly. You might think you would enjoy playing Centipede for the 5200, which was a great horizontal adaptation, in-full on the system’s lovely screen but even though the 5200 system had a trak-ball controller and the port was designed for it—the trak-ball on the Gamestation Go won’t work for this game. Big fan of this company, they make high quality products, but wait for a 2.0 version that fixes these devastating flaws.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2025 by Robokeith
A LOT of fun, I play this more often than my Logitech G Cloud. Well built, from a local company here in Southern California. Officially licensed by Atari. Some omissions: Pitfall, Frogger, Space Invaders. It has many built in emulators if you have the original cartridge of course. No install needed or available other than factory updates. Over 200 games, plus ....... If you are loving the classics, check this out and come visit us on the forums. It even has Pong Video Olympics. Paddle games and of course Centipede like 3-4 different versions and a lot of Missle command including the Arcade version. Who will really enjoy it? Boomers, we grew up back in those days, we really remember what the Atari was, if you find yourself missing that, this is it, it's got the Paddle, the trackball and regular controller. Who may not like it? If Playstation 4 was your thing and you like the long games that take 10 minutes to load. I'd recommend staying with that.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by T. Stepp
I’m a 64 year old Granny that is tickle with nostalgia over playing Centipede again! I’ve played many gaming units over the years….in the Arcade, Pong, Atari, Nintendo, PlayStation XBox, Nintendo Switch. This Gamestation Go feeds the memories & good times. The wealth of fun to play games already loaded on this unit is really fantastic. The controls are fairy easy to pick-up and I really appreciate the sensitivity I found using them in play. I’m a left hander, and I can say I felt super comfortable with how everything is set-up. I Love all the added Pinball Arcade games…sweet response on the Bumpers! Playing Breakout games, the Paddle controller was spot on. The Track ball with Centipede was fabulous! Better than I could have hoped. I’ve ordered a controller to be able to play in 2-player mode with my Hubby and kids, Ha!!! Kids….those thirty-something-adults will be home for thanksgiving to challenge me. I feel this gaming system is a solid unit and with all the games it offers, well worth the money. I like the size, super portable with a big display. Super enjoyment when playing it on a my 55 inch TV.
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