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Monday, September 30, 2019
And Atari's VCS console will have a subscription service
Atari has partnered with Antstream Arcade and will offer game streaming in its new console in exchange for a monthly subscription.
The Atari VCS will be a very strange platform - it will cost around $ 250 and will be aimed at playing games older than 30 years. The console will be able to run some new PC games as well, but there are some that have Linux support, and there aren't many of them. But now Atari has found a solution to increase the list of what will be playable on the Atari VCS console.
Atari VCS will support Antstream Arcade streaming service, which will be able to stream over 2000 retro games from other platforms such as the Amiga, ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 over the Internet. , is not a very high quality service.
But Atari VCS will get a full set of Atari games this way, and it's a good thing that the service will be able to try out for free for a month. Those who want permanent access to the game catalog will need to set aside $ 10 a month or $ 96 a year to activate their subscription.
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