Atari is a revolutionary home game console launched in 1977. It was the first home game console to successfully adopt a replaceable game cassette, completely changing the design pattern of the console. Its launch marked the real beginning of the era of home game consoles, using extremely popular home televisions as displays, reducing costs while providing good visual effects. The interchangeable cassette system enables game developers to release games independently of the console manufacturer, greatly enriching the variety of games. More than 30 million units were sold in 1977-1992. It is considered an important milestone in early video games.

The Atari 2600 is a classic home gaming console launched by the American company Atari in 1977. It is the first home gaming console to receive widespread market recognition and is hailed as a milestone in the gaming industry. Its controller features a classic "joystick" design with a joystick and several buttons, making it easy to use. It also has the ability to play multiplayer games, allowing players to enjoy the fun of the game with family and friends. As a pioneer in the history of gaming consoles, the Atari 2600 laid the foundation for later home gaming consoles. Not only has it promoted the development of the gaming industry, but it has also become a memory of many people's childhood.