Like its contemporaries, it's a controller made for games built for quick reflexes, not deep control schemes. Now, the Atari CX78+ wireless gamepad is available on Amazon for the first time at ...

The Atari 7800+ disappoints with its hollow quality and woeful controller, but its games are undoubtedly great.

The Atari 7800+ does feature two standard Atari console plugs in the front, making it compatible with pretty much all classic and revamped Atari controllers (and, oddly enough, Sega Genesis pads).

Atari just announced the 7800+, a recreation of the company’s ‘80s console that comes armed with a cartridge slot, HDMI output, and a wireless gamepad. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

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The 7800+ is also compatible with Atari’s other retro controllers and anything from the days of the 2600 or 7800. I plugged in an actual retro Joystick controller to test it, and yes, it ...

From memory, I think my cousin’s Atari 800 also used that port and I think he used his Master System controllers on it as well. They could only read one of the buttons, but those old systems ...

The Atari 2600+ comes with a single joystick controller and a 10-in-one game cartridge, though it should support any of the old software and hardware you have lying around.

Thus, the Atari 2600+ is really only useful for retro gamers who have a very specific need to play authentic Atari 2600 cartridges with authentic Atari 2600 controllers on an HDTV.

The controllers work on the Atari 7800+ and 2600+ as well as PC when using a USB-C adapter. If you happen to own the original Atari 7800 or 2600, they'll work on those, too.

Much like with the Atari 2600+, there’s great fun to be had with the Atari 7800+. The included games are often simple but certainly have that ‘one more go’ feel to them. Its compatibility ...