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American company Jakks Pacific made two plug-n-play videogames featuring Atari games in 2002 and 2004. One was the Atari Joystick and the other was the Atari Paddle.^[1]

This console was released in 2002. The console includes ten games:

The port of Adventure was modified to remove the creator's name from the hidden Easter egg.

This console was released in 2004. One and two-player versions are available. The console includes 13 games:

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-American company [[Jakks Pacific]] made two [[plug-n-play game|plug-n-play videogames]] featuring [[Atari]] games in 2002. One was the Atari Joystick and the other was the Atari Paddle.<ref>{{Cite web | url=http://www.cnet.com/products/jakks-pacific-atari-paddle-tv-games/specs/ | title=Jakks Pacific Atari Paddle TV Games Specifications | publisher=[[Cnet]]}}</ref>
+American company [[Jakks Pacific]] made two [[plug-n-play game|plug-n-play videogames]] featuring [[Atari]] games in 2002 and 2004. One was the Atari Joystick and the other was the Atari Paddle.<ref>{{Cite web | url=http://www.cnet.com/products/jakks-pacific-atari-paddle-tv-games/specs/ | title=Jakks Pacific Atari Paddle TV Games Specifications | publisher=[[Cnet]]}}</ref>
 ==Atari Joystick==