Released in 1986, the Atari 7800 was designed to compete with Nintendo while remaining backward compatible with Atari 2600 games. Its MARIA graphics chip enabled strong arcade ports and smoother gameplay. Initially overlooked, the 7800 has become appreciated for its versatility and growing retro appeal among collectors.
Atari 7800
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Food Fight - Atari 7800
Food Fight for the Atari 7800 is an arcade-style action game where players control Charley Chuck as he races to reach an ice cream cone before it melts. Set across maze-like arenas filled with hostile chefs, the game allows players to throw food items such as pies, peas, and watermelon to stun enemies and clear paths. Gameplay becomes progressively faster and more difficult as additional chefs appear and movement speeds increase. The game focuses on quick reflexes, movement, and timing while navigating obstacles and avoiding capture. Originally based on the Atari arcade release, Food Fight combines fast-paced action with colorful visuals and competitive scoring mechanics.
$15.99
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Game Console RF Adapter (Eliminates TV/Game Switch)
Simplify your retro gaming setup with this RF coax adapter that replaces the bulky original TV/Game switch box used by many classic consoles. This compact adapter allows compatible systems to connect directly to your TV’s coaxial (ANT/CABLE) input using the console’s existing RF cable, no external switch box required. Perfect for reducing cable clutter and replacing old, unreliable switch boxes that commonly fail with age. How It Works: Many classic game consoles output audio/video through an RF signal using a single RCA-style connector. Originally, these systems required a separate TV/Game switch box to connect to a television’s coaxial input. This adapter replaces that switch box by providing a direct connection: • RCA female side connects to your console’s RF cable• F-type male connector screws directly into your TV’s coaxial input• Tune your TV to channel 3 or 4 to play, depending on your console settings Compatible Systems: • Atari 2600• Atari 5200• Atari 7800• ColecoVision• Intellivision• Odyssey 2• Sega Master System Features: • Replaces outdated TV/Game switch boxes• Direct screw-on coax connection for a more secure fit• Compact design helps reduce cable clutter• Simple plug-and-play installation• Reliable connection with fewer failure points Condition:Brand new third-party accessory What’s Included:• RCA Female to F-Type Male RF Adapter (quantity based on selection) Important Notes: • Designed for consoles that output RF through an RCA-style connector• TV must have a functional coaxial (ANT/CABLE) input• Console may need to be set to channel 3 or 4 depending on the model• Adapter does not improve picture quality; it only replaces the original switch box connection A simple and reliable solution for connecting classic retro consoles to modern TVs with coaxial inputs.
$4.99 - $54.99