Video games have come such a long way. Games likeThe Last of Us Part IIorGod of War: Ragnarkare stunning marvels of technological progress. Completely realistically designed characters with lifelike animations and the ability to showcase subtle emotions like an actor would. Its easy to forget video game characters used to be drawn only a few pixels high. Just because games have come so far, doesnt mean they are inherently better than what came before.There is so much value in the retro games of yesteryear and now Atari has made many of them available to play at the ready on your modern HDMI TV. The official Atari 7800+ console with wireless controller is normally $130, but at the moment, Amazon has the system bundle going for just $101. Thats a 22% discount, saving you $29.See at AmazonPlug and PlayIf you still have an old Atari 2600 or 7800, first of all, jealous. Secondly, even if you still have it, its likely a pain to get working on any modern television. Well the newly released Atari 7800+ is capable of playing both 2600 and 7800 original cartridges and has an HDMI output so it can connect to your smart TV. No need for some weird adapter that introduces lag and stretches out the image. You can switch between aspect ratios on the fly whether your prefer 4:3 or 16:9.The controller included is wireless, connecting to a dongle which you plug into the console (kinda like the original Wavebird for the Nintendo GameCube). That means you can also plug in original Atari controllers for the true retro experience.Atari has released a large catalogue of its original games. Each comes with its own slipcase, instruction manual, and flatpack box like back in the day. This offer from Amazon comes with a brand new game, Bentley Bears Crystal Quest a sequel to the side-scrolling arcade classicCrystal Castles.The Atari 7800+ is easy to set up. You already know it connects to you TV over HDMI. For power, it works over simple USB-C. However, it only comes with the USB-C cable and not a wall charging plug for your outlet. Youll have to pick that up separately or find a spare lying around your home somewhere.If youre curious to dip back into what video games were like in the 80s the Atari 7800+ is a spectacular way to do so. And now, its an even better deal as it has just dropped to $101 its lowest price yet. Check out Gizmodos full review for more insight.See at Amazon