Name: Atari 2600/7800: A Visual Compendium
Brand: Bitmap Books
SKU: bitmap1
Price: 52.0 USD
Availability: InStock

 A TREAT FOR THE EYES (AND THE COFFEE TABLE)

Overview

Previously out-of-print, we have partnered with Bitmap Books to bring Atari 2600/7800: a visual compendium back for a limited time.

The Atari 2600 VCS and 7800 are commemorated in this visual compendium, packed full of thoughtful design and expert research, including commentary from Nolan Bushnell, Al Alcorn, David Crane, Ed Fries, Dan and Garry Kitchen, Rob Fulop, Ray Kassar and many more.

Atari 2600/7800: a visual compendium aims to showcase the very best pixel art, cover art and product design on each system. Spread over 528 pages, it features over 200 classic games, with articles on the leading third-party developers, interviews with key figures in the industry and features on subjects such as cover art, prototypes and homebrew releases.

Availability

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Awesome book for any Atari fan!

An amazing addition to any gaming bookshelf!

This book looks great and is put together very well

This book looks great and is put together very well. It is a great piece of preservation and nostalgia!

I love this book!

I love this book! I was born in 1976 and had the awesome fortune of being a kid in the 80s at the height of Atari fame. This book brought back so many amazing memories. The artwork is amazing and the history is super interesting. Thx Atari for a lifetime of fun and adventure! I can't express how you have enriched not only my childhood but my adulthood as well. Atari is legendary!

This book is so fantastic I had to publish a review on my channel BallistikCoffeeBoy on YouTube

This book is so fantastic I had to publish a review on my channel BallistikCoffeeBoy on YouTube. Stop by and check it out! Amazing book! Totally worth at twice the price !

What a blast from the past

From the first moment I opened the cover I could see this book was something special. It’s more than just a book of game screen captures… it’s narratives and insights about the company that invented the game console industry…. Totally worth reading and sharing with kids and grandkids.

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