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Okay so I was in the store the other day and saw a plug and play system for the atari. But it wasnt some cheap fipoff, it acually said atari on it! IT WAS NOT A FLASH BACK SYSTEM. Anyway would this be a an Atari on a chip? If not then where could I get one?
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bicostp
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The only known Atari On a Chip kind of system that can handle cartridges is the Flashback 2. All the rest are NOACs (no you can't play Mario on them, as far as I know.)
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To clear things up there are only two known Atari on a chip. One is the Atari Junior that was one chip, and the other is the Flashback 2. All others are either NOAC running ported games, or a custom chip running games the same way.
Really if you want an AOAC, I've seen one Game Crazy, and I blieve I saw them sold on Gamestop.com.
Really if you want an AOAC, I've seen one Game Crazy, and I blieve I saw them sold on Gamestop.com.
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