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Atari 2600+ Pac-Man Edition released at $169 — bright yellow console comes with Pac-Man: Double Feature 2-in-1 game cartridge

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Atari has launched a new Atari 2600+ Pac-Man Edition console in a vibrant yellow color for $169, celebrating a collaboration with Plaion Replai and Namco. The console allows players to enjoy old 2600 and 7800 game cartridges on modern TVs and comes with a Pac-Man: Double Feature 2-in-1 game cartridge. The release pays homage to the iconic Atari and Pac-Man games that defined early home video gaming. The console features HDMI output, USB-C charging, and various display modes, but lacks USB ports or an SD card slot for additional game loading. Additionally, the package includes a Pac-Man CX-40+ Wireless Joystick, and extra joysticks in different colors are available for purchase.

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