How have the Atari Classics evolved?
by Andrew Yoon 
{ Sep 24th 2007 at 11:30PM }
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
PSP_Amigo @ Sep 24th 2007 11:53PM
Gameplay is ages old but tried and true. To see graphical overhauls is always welcome. Keep the original formula and add a facelift and give it a budget price and I am sold.
Larz @ Sep 25th 2007 2:49PM
Just updating the graphics is not enough for me. Pong was revolutionary because of the time it came out in. If they just add more to the graphics and not add anything to the gameplay, it won't be good by today's standards.
They came out with a new version of Asteroids about 7 years ago or so. Multiplayer and new twists and abilities made it really good.