Atari Reveals Limited Edition 2600 Cartridge for Outlaw

Atari, one of the world's most iconic consumer brands and interactive entertainment producers, revealed last week the Outlaw Limited Edition Atari 2600 Cartridge. It features new key art by Brazilian pop culture artist Butcher Billy and is now available for pre-order! Details and more can be found below!

Available for preorder exclusively in the United States for $59.99, the limited edition includes the distinctive silver box and silver cartridge label, and a color user manual featuring commentary from the artist on his unique interpretation of the Outlaw key art. The Outlaw XP Limited Edition announcement follows the recent reveal of the new Atari 2600+, a faithful recreation of the pioneering console that launched the home video game industry. 

Based on the 1976 single-player arcade game, the Atari 2600 version of Outlaw added two-player gameplay, making it a favorite in millions of households as players competed in high-stakes duels to see who was the best gunslinger in the family or neighborhood. The Atari 2600 port of Outlaw, developed by Atari programmer and Activision co-founder David Crane, has 16 different game variations, including one and two-player modes, unlimited fire or the more wild-west realistic six-shooter option, and even a getaway option. 

Atari XP cartridges are manufactured to exacting standards from all new parts and materials, with beveled edges to prevent pin damage, strong gold-plated connectors, and identical power draw to the originals.

Preorder Outlaw Now:
https://atari.com/products/outlaw-2600-silver-box-limited-edition

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