The base model Atari VCS 800 Onyx runs $299.99 without an bundled controllers, while the Atari VCS 800 Black Walnut and Onyx All-In System bundles run $399.99.

The Atari VCS base system retails for $299 and doesn't come with controllers. The All-In bundle, which includes the classic controller and the modern controller in addition to the console, costs $399.

The regular Atari VCS 400 and 800 will come in Onyx Black. Atari, though, will be selling the "all in" bundle in the familiar Black Walnut design, with its retro finish.

The Atari VCS comes in various packages, but for the purposes of this review, we’re looking at the Atari VCS 800 Black Walnut All-in Bundle. This package contains the console itself, a wireless ...

According to the company, the Onyx Base systems start at $300, while Black Walnut and Onyx All-In system bundles include the Atari VCS Classic Joystick (available separately for $60) and Modern ...

Atari has news regarding the Atari VCS home gaming and video computer system. Set to transform the TV-centric home entertainment experience with an ever-expanding Atari world of all-new games ...

The Atari VCS 800 bundle includes the console, Wireless Classic Joystick, a Modern Controller, free Atari Vault of 100 classic games, and access to the Atari VCS game and app store.

Atari VCS system and bundle purchases made from Micro Center and AtariVCS.com on June 15, 2021, will include a free digital copy of Atari's Missile Command: Recharged.

The system goes up for pre-order for $249 and up at Walmart, GameStop and the Atari VCS website starting today, and new customers should get their systems starting in March, 2020.

The Atari VCS 800 Onyx Base system will sell for $299.99 USD, while an "all-in" bundle – which includes the Atari VCS Classic Joystick and Atari VCS Modern Controller (both of which cost $59.99 ...

Atari's re-entrance into the hardware industry begins in mid-2019 when the Atari VCS launches. The console's Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign was a massive success, and now the hybrid retro-modern ...

The Atari VCS finally has a launch date. Pre-orders for the retro console are available now at GameStop, Walmart, and directly from Atari, with units scheduled to ship in March 2020.