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SAVE 50%: As of April 30,Zoe Voss Archives you can get the official Atari 7800+ Console for $64.99, down from $129.99, at Woot. That's a 50% discount and $65 in savings. It's also a new all-time low price.

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If you’re feeling a little burnt out by all the AI news, maybe a little nostalgia is what you need. The retro Atari 7800+ console could be your ticket back to the pixelated yesteryear. (Yes, they still make Ataris.)

Right now, you can get your hands on an official Atari 7800+ Console and wireless controller for just $64.99, down from $129.99, at Woot. That’s a 50% discount and a savings of $65. It’s also the lowest price we’ve seen on this modern-classic console, so you can go back to the future while keeping money in your pocket.

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The Atari 7800+ connects via HDMI and supports both 2600 and 7800 game cartridges. It comes with a USB-C power cable and new wireless CX78+ gamepad. (You’ll need to pick up a 1A USB power adapter if you don’t have one on hand.) It also comes with a 'Bentley Bear’s Crystal Quest' cartridge, so you can start playing right out of the box.

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