Atari’s Gamestation Go Combines Trak-Ball, Paddle, and Keypad

Atari is gearing up to unveil its latest handheld console, the GameStation Go, at CES 2025. This portable device features a d-pad, face buttons, shoulder buttons, and uniquely integrates a Trak-Ball and Paddle on the left side, alongside a Keypad on the right, enhancing gameplay for classic arcade titles. Originally announced as the Atari Gamestation Portable, this refined version promises to support a vast library of retro games, especially with Atari's recent expansion to include over 200 titles from Intellivision's portfolio. The GameStation Go looks to be priced at $149 and is expected to cater to fans of nostalgic gaming experiences.

The Atari GameStation Go includes a d-pad, face buttons, shoulder buttons, a Trak-Ball, a Paddle, and a Keypad, designed to enhance gameplay for classic titles and deliver a comprehensive retro gaming experience.

The Atari name is synonymous with classic gaming, having pioneered much of the industry. Notable games such as Centipede, Missile Command, and Breakout have made Atari a household name. The company's recent acquisition of Intellivision games signifies its endeavor to revitalize retro gaming and appeal to a broader audience, rekindling the magic of old-school titles while introducing them to modern platforms. The GameStation Go aims to be a key component in this strategy, blending nostalgia with innovative handheld technology.