I’ll list them all below, but you’re getting a total of 50 (fifty) games for £15.99 ($20), yet quite a few of the games are only going to appeal to hardcore fans based on their nostalgia. That’s my first complaint regarding the collection, the price.
The other major difference is the price, on the Nintendo Switch and PS Vita, all 150 games will set you back at 40 dollars, these individual volumes of 50 games each costs 20 dollars.
My colleague reviewed the Atari Flashback Classics collection on the Nintendo Switch a few weeks ago, the main difference between that pack and this one is that the Switch version has 150 games on it as it’s comprised of all three of the volumes which you can buy on the PS4 and Xbox One. The question is, who is this collection for? Let’s take a look. Just like the previous two collections (which I own but haven’t reviewed), the collection contains 50 games for you to peruse and jump back in time as you turn on your imagination and pretend the squares on the screen are humans playing football, a spaceship flying through the galaxy, or a racecar. Riding on the nostalgia train, Atari and Code Mystics have released the third collection in their trip down memory lane, the Atari Flashback Classics Vol 3. If you’ve never played any of the original Atari games before then just imagine a pixel-style game but zoomed right in so the pixels are big blocks on the screen, accompanied by blips and bloops for the sound. Atari was at their peak many years before that, with their Atari 2600 home gaming console. Nostalgia is a powerful thing, isn’t it?! Recently we’ve been getting remasters, remakes, ports, backwards compatibility, and re-releases of classic games from the last ten to twenty years.
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