Atari announced today that they will be providing a massive OS update to the Atari VCS with a number of new features.

It is 2018 and Atari is back in the console game. Didn't think I'd be typing that one even after they announced the Ataribox last summer. Now, the re-branded Atari VCS was supposed to launch back ...

More importantly, you can skip the built-in Atari OS (basically a Linux-based catalog of games and a web browser) and run full Linux, Chrome OS or Windows 10 on it.

Atari's new VCS natively supports operating systems like Windows 10, Chrome OS and Linux.

The good news is that there’s already a day one software update that will be installed when users first connect the Atari VCS to the internet, and new OS updates are expected to be released ...

Atari’s upcoming home machine, originally referred to simply as the ‘Atari Box’, is very different from what I was expecting, and it’s likely not what you think it is either.

If you were born in the 1970s and early 1980s I need you to summon your 10-year-old self to the computer. Go ahead. I'll wait. All here? Cool. Welcome to ...

Unlike mini retro consoles like the NES Classic and PlayStation Classic, the Atari VCS is a fully-featured gaming and media device that uses a Linux-based operating system. As an homage to its ...

Atari’s post appears to partially disagree with this assessment, and mentions what it calls the machine’s “custom Atari operating system.” ...

Being bored, I decied to take a look at AmigaOS to see if it was still around. Yep Amiga inc is still kicking, along with a few vendors supporting AmigaOS. Appearantly there enough people using ...

The Atari VCS comes with 100 pre-installed classics, but this retro PC can also play a wide variety of indies and supports cloud streaming.