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Atari announces online presales for the Atari VCS

June 11, 2019 by Andrew Newton

Industry veterans, Atari, has announced at E3 that the Atari VCS is now available for online presale in the US plus retailer exclusive editions are available to preorder on GameStop.com, Walmart.com and AtariVCS.com with deliveries expected in March 2020.  The original backers of the Atari VCS are scheduled to start receiving their hardware this December.

Throughout E3 this week, Atari plan to share demonstrations of Atari VCS dashboard and Sandbox Mode and showcase the power of the AMD technology that powers everything within.

“Atari made a commitment to its fans to make the new VCS the best and most versatile game and home entertainment platform it can be, with a wide array of options,” said Atari CEO Frédéric Chesnais. “After so many months of work defining and refining the products, and after the strong initial support of thousands of Indiegogo backers, we are excited to finally and officially announce our product launch configurations, first key retail partnerships, and the kickoff of the Atari VCS Official Online Presale that will put the products into the hands of gamers.”

If you live in the US then be sure to preorder your very own Atari VCS and experience a world of games both new and remastered classics, streaming multimedia and personal apps.

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News, Video Games Tagged With: Atari, atari vcs, E3 2019

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