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• 5200
  ...i 5200 was a computer game console to be the successful predecessor of the Atari [[VCS 2600]] and to be the competition as the Mattel Intellivision. [[Image:atari-5200.jpg|Atari 5200]]
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• 7800
  The 7800 was the successful [[5200|Atari 5200]] and to compete against Intellivision and Colecovision. [[Image:atari-7800.jpg|Atari 7800]]
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• Atari Corporation
  '''Atari''' is a computer entertainment brand name. Orginally founded by [http://www ...[Atari machines]] for a list of the computers and consoles manufactured by Atari.
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• Atari Jaguar
  [[Image:Jaguar.jpg|thumb|The Atari Jaguar]] ...ed by any vendor, and the last console to be developed and manufactured by Atari.
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• Atari Panther
  [[Image:Atari_Panther_chassis.gif|right|300px|Atari Panther Concept Chassis]] ...owever it was '''Not released''', as the Jaguars development was rapid and Atari saw an opportunity to "skip" a generation. It was a 32bit console & predece
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• Atari emulators
  '''Atari Emulator''' list. ...lists the emulators that have been written '''for''' or ported '''to''' [[Atari machines]], and allow them to emulate other platforms.
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• Atari machines
  ...(Nolan's story thus far)]. Atari has manufactured arcade machines, gaming consoles, portables, personal computers, and workstations aimed at the business mark Third parties have also manufactured Atari-ompatible machines, which are also included in the listing below.
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• Emulators
  ...'' on numerous platforms, both of [[Atari]] [[Atari machines|computers and consoles]]. ...allow them to emulate other kinds of computers and consoles, please see [[Atari emulators]].''
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• Game Lists
  ''This page is for links to pages with different lists of Atari games and releated to this.'' == Atari 16/32 bit computers ==
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• Jaguar Games List
  [[Atari Karts]] [[Category:Atari Consoles]]
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• Jaguar II
  ...though with 128bit registers and 128bit access to databus), successor to [[Atari Jaguar|Jaguar]] *Not released due to Atari's demise
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• Lynx
  The '''Lynx''' was a handheld 8-bit games console released by [[Atari]] in 1989. *[http://www.faqs.org/faqs/games/video-games/atari/lynx/ Faqs.org] Lynx FAQ
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• Megadrive
  ...sed by [[Sega]] in 1989. It used the same [[CPU|68000]] processor as the [[Atari ST|ST Family]] with which it, along with the [[Amiga 500]] and [[Super Nint ...Nintendo]] was the one Atari attempted to enter with the release of the [[Atari Jaguar|Jaguar]] in 1993.
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• Quickshot Starfighter 1
  ...ainment System (NES) and most computers/consoles (Sega Master System, MSX, Atari and Amiga) that use a 9 pin style (DB9) joystick port.
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• Super Nintendo
  ...16bit console released by [[Nintendo]] in 1990. As a contemporary of the [[Atari ST|ST Family]], [[Megadrive]], and [[Amiga 500]], a number of the games dev ...Megadrive]] was the one Atari attempted to enter with the release of the [[Atari Jaguar|Jaguar]] in 1993.
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• VCS 2600
  *First console with interchangable games released by Atari *In 1982, a special variant was introduced in Japan under the name Atari 2800. In the USA, it is better well-known as Sears Video Arcade II.
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• Yamaha YM2149
  [[Image:Ym2149.png|thumb|Yamaha YM2149 PSG, as used in the Atari ST, TT, and Falcon computers]] ...s in ST [[Main Page|applications]], [[Game Lists|games]], and [[Well-known Atari ST Demos|demos]].
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