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episodes of a bunch of stuff. Anyway, on to the Atari Safari. Oh, Oh, Oh, My name is Gary Butterfield, my name is Cole Ross and noticing to watch out for Fireballs at his Games Club podcast.

And this week is a very special episode.

It's one of our yearly-ish special topics episodes.

We're calling this the Atari Safari an episode which is executive produced by Doug Leaf

Yeah, Doug came up with that name. Yeah, don't think that we're doing the clever work of rhyming

No, no regular rumble stilts skins over here. It undoes me.

Mr.

Mr. picks dicks over here, just fucking rhyming it up, like a pair of magical goblins.

Not us. Not me, not you.

No.

But yeah, we're talking about the Atari 2,600 or VCS. I know it as the 2,600 in the notes it's VCS

understand that they are interchangeable. Yeah, and that's because of, you know, it changed.

It's both, you know, and 2,600 is very popular.

Like, the remix call it, you know, consoles and the things like that, I'll call it that. Yes yes and this is kind of our catch-all Atari episode right

We're going to talk about you know our history with the Atari a little bit about the company and then a you know quite a few games you know and this is you know it's a

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