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Welcome to the channel! In this episode, your host Sal is unboxing the Atari 2600 Plus. While it may seem like a late arrival to the party, rest assured that the item was received on release day, and now it's time to share the details of this classic with the viewers.
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This Atari 2600 Plus was pre-ordered as early as September, and the host has been eagerly waiting for its release. One of the main features of this updated console is its ability to play both 2600 and 7800 games, offering excitement for those with a collection of cartridges.
The unboxing reveals the contents of the kit, including the cartridge with 10 games, the console itself, a controller joystick, an HDMI cable, and a USB power cable. Notably missing is the AC adapter, sparking a brief discussion about the preference for including such adapters with gaming consoles.
As the host examines the console, various features are highlighted, such as the four toggle switches for power, color, black and white, and game select, along with the cartridge slot for 2600 and 7800 games. The back of the console reveals ports for the USBC power cable, joystick controllers, difficulty settings, and TV output options.
The unboxing continues with a look at additional items, including a quick guide, the joystick controller, and the surprise of a 10-in-1 game cartridge with dip switches on the back for game selection. The host expresses curiosity and excitement about these features, showcasing the nostalgia of adjusting dip switches for each game.
A detailed examination of the joystick controller follows, addressing concerns about response time and compatibility with older Atari joystick controllers. The contents of the last box, containing HDMI and USBC cables, are unveiled, completing the unbo..
