Atari Flashback2

[Fred]

2 Atari Flashback2's. Brand new. $40 each.

Controllers are interchangable with a 2600/7800.
System can be hacked to accept cartridges

Built in games include:

Arcade Favorites
Arcade Asteroids (a hack of the original Atari 2600 Asteroids with the sprites changed to be outlines to more accurately portray the arcade version)
Arcade Pong (exclusive to the Flashback 2, a version of Pong which can use paddle controllers if attached)
Asteroids Deluxe (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Battlezone
Centipede
Lunar Lander (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Millipede
Missile Command
Space Duel (exclusive to the Flashback 2)

Skill and Action Zone
3D Tic-Tac-Toe
Aquaventure (unreleased prototype)
Atari Climber (homebrew, released in 2004 as "Climber 5")
Combat
Combat 2 (unreleased prototype)
Dodge 'Em
Fatal Run (only released in Europe)
Frog Pond (unreleased prototype)
Hangman
Human Cannonball
Maze Craze
Off The Wall
Outlaw
Pitfall! (originally released by Activision)
Radar Lock
River Raid (originally released by Activision)
Save Mary (unreleased prototype)
Video Checkers
Video Chess

Space Station
Caverns Of Mars (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Quadrun (originally sold only by mail order through the Atari fan club)
Saboteur (unreleased prototype)
Space War
Yars' Return (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Yars' Revenge

Secret Paddle Games
Warlords
Super Breakout

[RedWolf]

I highly endorse the Flashback 2's for anyone who's interested.  The Joysticks alone are worth it -- they are incredibly wonderful, and I use them (along with some Suncom TAC-2s) for most of my Atari playing these days.  They're fast and accurate.  The Flashback 2's games are great too, as the system contains real 2600-alike hardware.

Anyway, just wanted to chip in on that.  $40 a piece seems kinda steep though.  Didn't they retail for $29.99?  I guess they might be out of print now, and if that's the case, the price can be justified.