When it comes to #gaming, the quality of the game itself is what really matters, not just the graphics. The Atari #2600 may not have had the high-definition visuals of today's games, but it was a pioneer in the industry and brought joy to millions of people through its classic titles like Space Invaders, Yars' Revenge, and Pitfall.

In many ways, a good game is like a classic movie - it's timeless and can be enjoyed by people of all ages, even decades after it was originally released. The #Atari2600 has proven to be no exception to this rule, as it continues to be appreciated and loved by both old-school and new-school gamers alike.

Whether you're a die-hard fan of the Atari 2600 or are just discovering it for the first time, there's no denying the impact it had on the gaming industry and the memories it has created for generations of players, including me. So why not dust off your old console and relive those cherished moments or discover new classics? NO console? Try emulation, it works great too! After all, a good game is a good game, no matter how old it is.

Classic games forever. Will I be playing Halo Infinite in 20 years? No. Will I be playing California Games and Yars' Revenge? If I am still around, sure, I will be.

@gpowerf I played an emulation of the 2600’s version of Pac-Man a few years ago. I had no idea that the muscle-memory I developed to clear a level without even trying would still be buried in me somewhere, even on a modern controller rather than with the classic CX40. 🎆