Well hey, the VCS line could be a great business venture for Atari

[LutzfromOz]

I'm having the time of my life right now with my VCS onyx 800, yes even without the ram upgraded. The Atari os was broken on arrival, which I acquired that dudes boot image to put onto a usb, but was still stuck In that update loop, but I was able to flash my bios on my onyx(yes you heard correct) I replaced Atari os with garuda Linux (a flavour of Linux for steam gamers and homebrew emulation. Any ways, I reckon Atari should continue to make more of these mini pc/consoles in the future to market towards the low end pc game system/hobbyist demographic and learn the lessons of the first launch. The games aren't on par with a ps5 and Xbox series x, but the VCS does way more than a ps5 and series x. And I have such a huge library of compatible games in my steam library, VLC media player, and I can play homebrew Atari roms I get off this site on this magic little video computer system

[82-T/A]

I love my VCS... the biggest problem I have is finding time to play games. But otherwise it's a totally awesome system!

[scifidude79]

I love that setup. There's nothing like playing some games surrounded by cool stuff, especially those signs. I had an XBOX glowing sign at one point, but I accidentally broke it. I've looked at that Pac-Man sign more than once on Amazon.

Edited June 22 by scifidude79
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