The most recent addition to the classic consoles collection is the Atari 7800 ProSystem. Need to replace the power switch, as it's not working very well. From what I've seen, in all of 3 minutes of game play, the graphics seem nice enough. I haven't cracked open my copy of Demon Attack yet, though I suspect that it's just the Atari 2600 version. It's the ol' black box version from Imagic.

The best thing about this system is that it can play 2600 carts, so when we have classic gaming night, it's two-for-one with this one!

Although I've gleaned only a smidgeon of information about this system, it seems the salient points are that it was first developed back in 1984 as a successor to the ill-fated Atari 5200, but wasn't released until the great revival brought about by the success of the NES in 1986. A case of too little, too late, many say.

Title		Item No.	Manual	Vendor	Rarity	Notes
	Asteroids	CX 7802	Yes	Atari	C3	Silver grayscale label
	Centipede	CX 7801	No	Atari	C2	Loose
	Choplifter!	CX 7821	Yes	Atari	C2	Nice color label
	Dig Dug	CX 7803	Yes	Atari	C3	Cracked open on 14. July, 2003.
	Donkey Kong	CX 7848	No	Atari	C3	Loose
	Donkey Kong Junior	CX 7849	No	Atari	C3	Loose
	Galaga	CX 7805	Yes	Atari	C3	Cracked open on 14. July, 2003.
	Joust	CX 7806	No	Atari	C3	Loose
	Mario Bros.	CX 7850	No	Atari	C1	Loose; still in the baggie
	Ms. Pac-Man	CX 7807	No	Atari	C3	Loose; silver and black label
	Pole Position II	CX 7808	No	Atari	C3	Loose; Black & white label
	Robotron: 2084	CX 7809	Yes	Atari	C2	Nice shape
	Xevious	CX 7810	Yes	Atari	C3	Nice copy, but box seam is beginning to separate