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Atari’s now selling joystick-themed barware.

Amongst the throwback consoles and handhelds packed full of retro games available on Atari’s website, you’ll now find a $125 decanter set complete with a glass version of the CX-10 joystick that shipped with the original Atari 2600.

The decanter holds 750ml of your favorite libation, and the set includes a pair of 300ml glasses, plus a matching display tray.

The Atari Joystick Decanter Set on its display base against a gray background.
A close-up of the Atari Joystick Decanter set’s included tray.
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Atari’s new decanter is shaped like the Atari 2600’s CX-10 joystick.
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