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From 1978-1981, Atari spent considerable time developing Cosmos, a handheld holography game system. Cosmos was a table top game system that combined three-dimensional Holoptic images, sophisticated (According to Atari, not us) LED game play and innovative sound effects.

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There are a total of 116 NWC cartridges out there in circulation. Ninety grey carts were given to World Championships finalists, and twenty-six Zelda-style golden carts were given out in a Nintendo Power contest (25 second prizes and one grand prize, which also featured a trip to Nintendo HQ). This grey cart I've got here is ripped ...

Atari Games still released an arcade version of Tetris, selling about twenty thousand units. Atari Games was recently bought up by Williams/WMS; the fate of the Tengen Tetris carts lying in warehouses is unknown.

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Here you can find text transcriptions of the instruction booklets that came with NES games. This section was one of the first on the Internet to deal with game manuals (after the Atari 2600 manuals on The History of Classic Games Homepage) and has grown from about 15 at the start to over three hundred manuals!

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This "game machine" is what we now know as the Atari XEGS, the XL-compatible Extended memory Game System. It's simply an enhanced 65XE in a game machine package. It's also a brilliant idea. The XEGS has been selling out almost as fast as toy stores can get them in. The XEGS may not seem like such a hot idea to serious Atari computer users.