Is this a good deal?

[jerseystyle]

Lemme know. I don’t know much about these things but will grab it if it’s good. I love Food Fight

[Bill Loguidice]

3 minutes ago, jerseystyle said:

Lemme know. I don’t know much about these things but will grab it if it’s good. I love Food Fight

Some people like it, but this is the version that's a NES-on-a-chip with simulated Atari 2600/7800 games that don't look, feel, or sound particularly authentic.

[CapitanClassic]

Personally, I would say no.

the Atari Flashback [1] is a Nintendo-On-A-Chip (NOAC), so the games you are playing on it are NES ports of Atari VCS games. Oddly enough, AtGames [Some other Atari contractors] decided to package the system in a 7800 shell.

 

If you are looking for more accurate game play, get an AFB 2. There seems to be millions of these units out there. You should be able to get one at goodwill (or online) store for about $10 ($5-$10 shipping).

 

Another better system would be the AFB8, AFB9, or AFBX. These devices have moved to supporting HDMI inputs.

Edited December 10, 2021 by CapitanClassic
Wrong people responsible

[Bill Loguidice]

5 minutes ago, CapitanClassic said:

Personally, I would say no.

the Atari Flashback [1] is a Nintendo-On-A-Chip (NOAC), so the games you are playing on it are NES ports of Atari VCS games. Oddly enough, AtGames decided to package the system in a 7800 shell.

 

If you are looking for more accurate game play, get an AFB 2. There seems to be millions of these units out there. You should be able to get one at goodwill (or online) store for about $10 ($5-$10 shipping).

 

Another better system would be the AFB8, AFB9, or AFBX. These devices have moved to supporting HDMI inputs.

This was NOT an AtGames product. AtGames involvement started with the Flashback 3 onward.

[jerseystyle]

Thanks, I appreciate the info