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In a nutshell: Atari is teaming up with retro gaming company ... features a traditional D-pad on the left side flanked by a trackball below and a paddle / spinner knob above.

MyArcade is partnering with Atari again for another big screen handheld. This time with a trackball, paddle, and keypad built in. MyArcade and Atari have collaborated before, notably on the ...

The upcoming Atari GameStation ... Arcade Stick, and a $250 GameStation Mega tabletop arcade cabinet (with a 10.1-inch display). All four GameStation products feature a trackball, spinner, and ...

TL;DR: The ATARI Gamestation ... analog stick, D-pad, shoulder, and face button setup, there's also a little trackpad and even a Numpad. Yes, certain games used a numpad and trackball to control ...

The Atari GameStation Go is a ... there’s a paddle, trackball, and even a number pad. That thing that looks like an analog stick in the upper right corner? It’s a paddle for use with games ...

mainly with a number pad on the right side and a trackball below the d-pad on the left. There's also no analog stick, as that is replaced by a dial on the left. The Atari Gamestation Go is an ...

They have now announced Atari Gamestation Go, which actually manages to stand out from the crowd in several ways - mainly due to the selection of control methods. Not only does the unit have a D-pad, ...

some of which will look familiar to Atari fans. Not only are you getting the usual d-pad and analog stick, but the GameStation Go also houses a trackball, along with a keypad. In addition ...