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Atari Flashback

This is a review, hints, tips, and strategy guide to 67 'Atari 2600' {Video Computer System, VCS} video games. It also includes a history of Atari video games, from early games as early 1952, through Ralph Baer's creation of the Magnavox Odyseey, the game Computer Space by Nolan Bushnell, and Ted Dabney, until Atari's Sears branded "Tele-Games" system, and the history of various versions of the system, after it was originaly discontinued. The original price of the book was $19.99 in the U.S., $25.99 Canada, and £14.99 U.K., and $34.95 in Australia.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 240 pages

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