"After selling out earlier this year, Amazon has restocked the discontinued Atari 2600 Lego set. We doubt that these Lego sets were unearthed from a mass Atari burial site in New Mexico, because unlike the E.T. video game, the Atari 2600 Lego set is awesome, but it is interesting that Amazon has units available. It's also a nice that Amazon is charging the original $240 MSRP for this 2,532-piece set."
"Lego Atari 2600 also comes with a handful of smaller builds. In addition to the console itself, you'll build a replica of the CX40 Joystick with a cable that plugs into the back of the system. You'll also piece together three Atari 2600 game cartridges: Adventure, Centipede, and Asteroids as well as miniature dioramas themed around each game. For an Atari that actually plays real games, check out the upcoming Pac-Man-themed Atari 2600+."
Amazon has restocked the retired Atari 2600 Lego set and is listing the 2,532-piece model at its original $240 MSRP. Lego retired the Atari 2600 last December and most retailers sold out throughout the year. The set includes a replica console, a CX40 Joystick build with a plug-in cable, three game cartridges (Adventure, Centipede, Asteroids), and miniature dioramas themed to each game. Earlier retailer restocks included the retired Lego NES at marked-up prices. Lego is releasing additional gaming hardware models such as a Game Boy set on October 1 and the earlier-released Arcade Machine.
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