| Launching this November, the Atari VCS lineup of video computer systems, bundles, and peripherals are available for preorder at GameStop.com, Walmart.com, and AtariVCS.com in North America. Preorders are now also open from Australian/New Zealander retailers EB Games, JB HiFi, The Gamesmen, Catch.com.au, Mightape.co.nz, and Atarivcs.com.au. The Atari VCS 800 (8GB) Onyx Base system will retail for just AU$699.95 (NZ$749.95, $299.99 USD), while Atari VCS 800 “All-In” system bundles include the Atari VCS Classic Joystick (available separately for AU$109.95 (NZ$129.95, $59.99 USD) and Atari VCS Modern Controller AU$109.95 (NZ$129.95, $59.99 USD) all for AU$849.95 (NZ$899.95, $399.99 USD) combined. The Atari VCS Classic Joystick and Modern Controllers were created in partnership with PowerA. Additional Atari VCS international presale dates will be announced soon. A press kit with Atari VCS assets, screenshots, and logos is available here: https://uberstrategist.link/ATARI-VCS-PressKit. Fans can follow the official Atari VCS social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and on Instagram. To stay up-to-date on all things Atari and retro-pop-culture, follow on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Thank you for sharing this news. If you have any questions for Atari, Atari VCS Chief Operating Officer Michael Arzt, and/or Atari CEO Frederic Chesnais, please reply to this email. Best, CJ Melendez Senior PR Manager, UberStrategist, Inc. |
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