NCS Product Synopsis
Update: December 19, 2022Atari 130XE personal computer with a non-working keyboard that needs repair. NTSC video output for North America.
Ships same-day if ordered before 4PM EST.
NCS Product Synopsis
Update: December 19, 2022
From the Manufacturer Update: June 03, 2010
ATARI PLAYING CARDS (C: 1-1-3)
Turn back the clock to the early-80s with the Atari Playing Cards! These regulation playing cards feature faces not of hearts and spades but screenshots from your favorite Atari 2600 games!
Preorders are welcome to ship on or around August 25, 2010 at US$4.59 per pack of playing cards.

NCS Preorder Synopsis
«©NCSX» Have a hankering for old school non-ergonomic joysticks? Steady your gaze at the Atari Joystick Gum Tin which is shaped like the original Atari 2600 joystick which pops open to reveal a gang of fruit flavored gum. The stick on top of the tin is movable thanks to the rubbery base upon which it sits but the button is non-functional and won't depress no matter how hard you thumb it. The base of the joystick measures 2.50 x 2.375" in area and the hollow yet sturdy stick rises 2.125" above the base.
The ingredients in the gum include sugar, lemon flavor, strawberry flavor, and peppermint flavor. Does the gum taste good? No, since the artificial flavors don't taste like the actual flavors they're trying to simulate. All preorders have shipped yesterday and new orders are welcome.

NCS Preorder Synopsis
«©NCSX» Have a hankering for old school non-ergonomic joysticks? Steady your gaze at the upcoming Atari Controller Gum Tin which is shaped like the original Atari joystick which pops open to reveal a gang of mints. When we get our joystick, we'll throw away the mints or give them out on Halloween but keep the tin.
From the Distributor
A generation was introduced to video games thanks to the black joystick of the Atari 2600. Now, a new generation can see what millions used with the Atari Controller Gum Tins. Shaped like the classic black joystick, these tins contain gum inside. Preorders ship in October 2009 at US$3.89 each.