Ben Heckendorn's dream of producing a portable Atari 2600 began during a night of hard drinking. "On New Year's Eve 1999, we were wandering around State Street in Madison, Wis., getting ready for 'the ...

If you need some nostalgia on-the-go, don’t worry, Atari has been thinking about you. Want more like this? Get the latest drops, ratings, reviews, and more with the ComicBook Gear Review newsletter — ...

“This episode, in particular, was quite nostalgic and definitely tugged at my heart strings a bit,” said Ben. “It was an amazing experience to take a step back and see how my work has evolved. I am ...

Iconic gaming brand Atari is returning with two new products in time for the holidays. The Atari Retro Handheld and Atari Plug & Play Joystick offer a selection of classic Atari games for play at home ...

Atari is further branching into the handheld market with a portable Atari 2600, complete with classic games and 1970's wood paneling. The Atari Retro Handheld aims to bring old-school gaming on-the-go ...

PSP? We don't need no stinkin' PSP. While the rest of the world falls before the PlayStation Portable juggernaut (or doesn't), Benjamin Heckendorn, who created the Portable PlayStation 2, is hard at ...

Ben Heck is at it again, and this time he’s decided to go old school (I mean, really old school) and put together an Atari 2600 portable. The Nintendo DS-esque handheld lets you play those old Atari ...

Ben Heck gives famous portable Atari 2600 build a modern makeover in new episode of element14’s ‘The Ben Heck Show’ 5 March, 2012 – London – In the year 2000, Benjamin J. Heckendorn, a.k.a. Ben Heck, ...

benjamin heckendorn of portable playstation 2 fame has been working on a prototype for a mass produced portable atari 2600, code named ‘phoenix’. it has a 3.5″ screen, takes 6 aa batteries, uses ...

Iconic gaming brand Atari is returning with two new products in time for the holidays. The Atari Retro Handheld and Atari Plug & Play Joystick offer a selection of classic Atari games for play at home ...

Those of us old enough to remember crap games like E.T. and Sssnake have every right to be thrilled by the relative quality of modern gems like Guitar Hero. We're guessing modder Conner Flynn over at ...