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Atari Flashback 12 Gold, Retro Game Console, Built-in 130 Classic Games, Two Joystick and Paddle Controllers, HDMI, PLUG & PLAY on HD TV

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Features

  • This product features retro classic video games. Please note that the sound and picture displayed on your TV may not match the quality of modern technology.
  • Video game console with 130 Built-In games, including Atari 2600 classics like Asteroids, Centipede, and Missile Command, as well as other legends like Activision Pitfall and River Raid. Refer to the uploaded game list picture to find games of interest.
  • This is a mini console, significantly smaller than the original Atari console. HDMI video output (720P) Plug & Play on HD TV (HDMI cable included). Save/Load/Rewind all games/Powered by Micro USB (adapter included).
  • The joystick is wired, not wireless, and includes red buttons on the side. There are no additional buttons. Wired paddles may not have the flexibility to move to the side of the TV, but this is consistent with the original gaming experience.
  • Please review full game list. For better gaming experience, please update the firmware for the product as soon as you plug the item in.

Description

The Atari Flashback 12 Gold HDMI Console is a classic game console with 130 built-in games, including Atari 2600 classics like Asteroids, Centipede, Missile Command, Paddle games like Kaboom! and Super Breakout, as well as many other legends like Activision Pitfall and River Raid.

Release date: February 4, 2024


Product Dimensions: 5.67 x 3.82 x 1.73 inches; 1.07 Pounds


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English


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Item Weight: 1.07 pounds


Manufacturer: AT Games


Date First Available: October 7, 2023


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Alot better than I expected but Atgames makes some great stuff
Review Image by Curt Curt
I think I can comment on the Flashback 12 Gold as an owner of this, the Atari 2600+, Atari Gamestation Pro and the Atari VCS. The good things about this console are Great Game Line up with the ability to add more games, the controllers are surprisingly very good, while not as still as the 2600+ CX40's I actually play better with these sticks even in the 2600+. Compared to alot of Atari tribute products out there, this one has a big Activision library, and as anyone knows, Activision and Imagic pretty much made the best Atari games, then you throw in Solaris and Aqua Adventure which are two of my favorites and you got a real winner. I can't overstate enough for 2600 games this is the best value by far, you cannot get 2600 games and authentic controls anywhere else at this price. I rank the 2600+ and the Flashback Gold very high for what they are and what they do, if you do not want to or plan on collecting carts this is the way to go, the gamestation pro offers wireless controllers but they are def not as nice as Atgames controls, the GSP doesn't offer a microsd slot to sideload tons of games though, but you can easily do the same here with a splitter usb cable and usb stick, its all in what you want to do but out of the box for 2600 games this blows the GSP away and I own 2 GSP's... I mainly use my GSP's for on the go and quick gaming but for the real deal its 2600+ and Flashback 12 Gold. Hopefully Atgames can get us an Intellivision Gold with HDMI someday! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024 by Curt Curt
    • Lag. But otherwise fun.
Please understand, this emulator box has controller imput lag. The selection of games is great, and it includes many Activision games, which are some of the best games on the 2600. But prepare yourself for the controller lag. This affects some games more than others. Kaboom is nearly unplayable. But Keystone Kapers is awesome. Such is the nature of emulator boxes. The HDMI output is super crisp and clean, and I'm enjoying the fantastic selection of games. But the controller input lag really hurts some games. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by grammar
    • BEST FLASHBACK ATARI!
Unlike all the other flashbacks that were put out, this one stand alone! 130 great games and it works like a dream. Easy to set up and just many hours of Atari fun! There are a lot of Activision games on this one which I love. And it’s a small unit so it doesn’t take up a lot of space. The joysticks work great. There does seem to be a little bit of latency with the paddle games, but nothing that’s a showstopper. Definitely worth the price. I would be surprised if they could ever do better than this one! THIS IS DECEPTIVE ATARI GOLD! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024 by Michael J. Black
    • Disappointing joysticks
We were thrilled to get this system for xmas. The entire family wanted to play. It's just as we remember as kids except the joysticks don't work as they should on a bunch of games. I don't know why, but it was frustrating to say the least. I really wish the plug in cord was longer. Gotta be right up on the TV for this one. It's a cool toy tho. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024 by DG
    • I'm sorry I wanted to rate higher but could not (OLD MAN WARNING)
First I am a 57 year old man and remember the years of Atari and Activision with a very fond memory. But the graphics are very poor, I didn't remember them being this bad on some of the games, yes some of the games look very familar.... one of my least favorite games from my youth Pitfall, looks pretty much the same. but the controllers are very cheap and the responsiveness is very poor. Even breakout was hard to play. Anohter item that is small but noticeable is NO lights on the console. I thought it did not have power because I didn't see any signs of power, but it was work. I got this to play with my grandchildren but it was barely playable. I would NEVER recommend this and I acknowledge that some of this might be my lack of research, but never the less I think the information I had about the game over sold it self. Also be prepared to to research the internet on how to play some of the games, the insturctions are basic to the extreem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024 by W. Sexton
    • Great nostalgic fun
We enjoyed playing Atari games from our childhood! Only wish the AC plug was longer or maybe controller cables, now that we have 65”- 75” TV’s not like in the 1980’s with 24”. Will get a longer power strip!
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2023 by Tedd Lucero
    • Great so far, but...
So far this little console has been great. I was able to update the firmware after downloading it from their site and a couple of other tools. I watched a video on how to do it, and it worked perfectly. The games are great! The emulation plays the games just as well as they did on the original system. I was also able to use a USB flash drive and ROMs to play some of my favorite games that are not included with the unit. It took a little bit of work to get a couple of them to work. One had a name that was too long and the other just wouldn't run, so I got an alternate version (.bin vs the normal .a26). The ability to play games not included with the unit is FANTASTIC! And the console is so tiny!!! A picture really doesn't do it justice. It's smaller than my hand! The joysticks work perfectly, though they take a little bit of getting used to as they are a good bit looser than the ones I remember as a kid, and most definitely looser than the one that came with my Atari 2600+. The left joystick also has buttons on the front, which you might think will get in the way while playing, but they don't, and they come in very handy. No need to go to the console itself, save to turn it on to play and off when you're done. Now to the 'but'. It's the paddles. They're really tight. So much so that it doesn't take long before my hand starts to get tired. A matter of minutes. Maybe they just need to wear in. I'm glad they're not loose, but I do wish they were a good bit looser than they are. But they do work perfectly otherwise. So, were it not for the paddles the unit would get 5 stars. I'd give if 4.5 if I could, but I can't, so 4 it is. Other than the paddles, and again, they may just need to wear in to get a bit looser, it's a fantastic unit. Definitely worth the cost. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024 by Gabe
    • Beware of latency and paddle issues
As the title states, there are a number of games that should be playable with the paddles and for some reason are not. The latency for the menu interface are equally horrible and honestly for the price I was expecting much better quality given the number of linux based emulators out there that can play these games interfaced with a homebrew styled menu flawlessly. Don't recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Blaine Beatty

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