they could have easily put volume 1 & 2 on the same disc! bit of a rip that they are charging separately for vol 1 and 2 for 30-40 year old games!

They could have put the entire Atari catalogue on a single disc

These discs must have the least data written on it them in the history of Xbox one!

Or if you prefer to use amazon it's only & 102.17

they could have easily put volume 1 & 2 on the same disc! bit of a rip that they are charging separately for vol 1 and 2 for 30-40 year old games!

Volume 1
arcade titles: Black Widow, Centipede, Liberator, Lunar Lander, Millipede, Pong, Space Duel, Tempest, and Warlords.
41 Atari 2600 games: 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe, Air-Sea Battle, Backgammon, Basketball, Black Jack, Bowling, Canyon Bomber, Centipede, Circus Atari, Combat, Combat Two, Desert Falcon, Dodge ‘Em, Fatal Run, Football, Home Run, Human Cannonball, Millipede, Miniature Golf, Pong Sports, Quadrun, Radar Lock, Realsports Boxing, Realsports Football, Realsports Soccer, Realsports Volleyball, Save Mary, Slot Machine, Slot Racers, Sprintmaster, Star Raiders, Steeplechase, Stunt Cycle, Super Baseball, Super Football, Swordquest EarthWorld, Swordquest FireWorld, Swordquest WaterWorld, Tempest, Warlords, and Yars’ Revenge.

Volume 2
Atari Flashback Classics Volume 2 features the following titles: A Game of Concentration (2600), Adventure (2600), Asteroids (2600), Asteroids (Arcade), Asteroids Deluxe (Arcade), Atari Video Cube (2600), Basic Math (2600), Brain Games (2600), Breakout (2600), Casino (2600), Championship Soccer (2600) ,Checkers (2600) ,Chess (2600), Code Breaker (2600) ,Crystal Castles (2600), Crystal Castles (Arcade), Demons to Diamonds (2600), Double Dunk (2600), Flag Capture (2600), Golf (2600), Gravitar (2600), Gravitar (Arcade), Hangman (2600), Haunted House (2600), Major Havoc (Arcade), Maze Craze (2600), Missile Command (2600), Missile Command (Arcade), Night Driver (2600), Off the Wall (2600), Outlaw (2600), Race (2600), Realsports Baseball (2600), Realsports Basketball (2600), Realsports Tennis (2600), Red Baron (Arcade), Return to Haunted House (2600), Secret Quest (2600), Sentinel (2600), Sky Diver (2600), Spacewar (2600), Sprint (Arcade), Starship (2600), Stellar Track (2600), Street Racer (2600), Sub Commander (2600), Super Breakout (2600), Super Breakout (Arcade), Surround (2600), Video Pinball (2600).

is this available or backward compatible to xbox360

how many achievements we lookin at

Volume 2 has to be worth it just for Asteroids and Missile Command!!

They're only £15.99 digitally through the Xbox Store, and available now...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/store/p/atari-flashback-classics-vol-1/c3nd23hm1j1p
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/store/p/atari-flashback-classics-vol-2/c3gvmvxvv7ps

These discs must have the least data written on it them in the history of Xbox one!

was it atari that did space invaders, I never seem to see that anywhere.

OMG they have Crystal Castles. Absolutely loved that game

Comfortably, plus literally every 8 bit and 16 bit game ever released, with the possible exception of the CD based games. Storage has increased exponentially since the 8 and 16 bit days and couldn't be much less of a problem. The real problem of course are those ugly copyright/rights issues that have to always spoil the fun, that and the fact that 'Atari' want to make as much on these as possible.

To be fair the two collections combined make a decent little bundle of retro goodness just utterly ludicrous that they were split into two games in the first place!

As someone suggested, £30 for both volumes is far more reasonable than £20 each - absolutely mental pricing strategy there, for what is essentially a novelty product - nobody is buying these for anything more than nostalgia (maybe trophies). Even ignoring the pricing, from a user experience point of view, having to change the disc in the middle of a retro gaming session is a nuisance in this day and age (and this is coming from a former Amiga owner, multiple disc swaps between levels...)

£17.86 at ShopTo on PS4 and Xbox One

ET's been deserted again!

with that size could fit the Atari, Jaguar, Commodore, Spectrum games on the disc to :sunglasses:

Yeah I'm confused why this is hot it's £15.99 on the Microsoft store

Each game is about 1mb at the most - robbing **** trying to sell this as two volumes!

I remember Pitfall on the Atari with such fond memories. Then i just saw this.....



Kids today have got it so good :smile:

Heat added FD, some great Arcade classics in there and nice to see the physical versions.
Though, I'd agree with others that breaking these into two instalments seems a little \:disappointed:/ compared to the previous Atari compilations. :laughing:

If you really want a retro experience just spend the cash on a Raspberry Pi. I bought a 64gb card, loaded the motion blue attract mode image and packs and now I've got something massively more impressive than this for just over £40.

You'll also actually only play the Atari games for about 2 minutes each before running out of patience. I'm serious. I got a 2600 for xmas one year in the early 80s and it was great. These days no so great. Just load MAME and play the arcade originals rather than the dire conversions we used to get. At least the Spectrum had some distinctly original stuff, Atari is mostly shovelware.

An old workmate of mine used to win the highest score every week in his local which won him 8 pints every week.

Of this, I bet 400mb is the 1080p logo animations of the developer and publisher when you start the games up!

Remastered in stunning HD... Atari 2600 games in 'HD'?