Hyperkin RetroN 77 - Atari 2600 Console in HD
Hyperkin RetroN 77 - Atari 2600 Console in HD
- Part no.
- M07280-RA
- Type
- Emulation console, HDMI
- Fits
- Atari 2600 cartridges. Original-style 2600 joysticks
- Won't fit
- Atari 5200, 7800 and Jaguar carts. Paddle controllers are unreliable
- Skill
- Plug and play
- Stock
- In stock
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Hyperkin RetroN 77 - Atari 2600 Console in HD
$89.99
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Shipped since 2021
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The Hyperkin RetroN 77 plays original Atari 2600 cartridges and outputs them over HDMI at 720p, styled after the wood-grain original.
Plays: Atari 2600 cartridges. The original-style joystick port takes period controllers, and one wired joystick is included.
Save states: unusual for a 2600, and genuinely useful on games that never had a save and were never meant to be finished in one sitting.
Worth knowing: the RetroN 77 runs the Stella emulator rather than cloning the original hardware. In practice compatibility is very high because Stella is mature, but it is emulation, and a small number of unusual cartridges and controller peripherals do not work. Paddle controllers in particular are hit and miss.
Not for Atari 5200, 7800 or Jaguar carts, which are different systems entirely.
