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| [* black] Atari 2600, with AC adapter, and iconic joystick controller. | |
| [* black] Does that video game console have a hardwood finish? Yes. | |
| [* black] Video game consoles these days have no sense of home decor. | |
| + | [* black] At it's release, the 2600 sold for $199. In today's coin, that's $696. In comparison, the launch model of [[Topic:PlayStation_3|PlayStation 3]] cost only $599. |
| [* black] As soon as users figured out that the Atari 2600 could play more games than just Pong, the 2600 became massively successful, selling 1 million units in 1979. |