Atari 5200

Released in 1982, the Atari 5200 was Atari’s ambitious follow-up to the 2600, delivering arcade-style visuals and faithful ports of classics like Centipede, Missile Command, and Super Breakout. While powerful for its time, the system is equally known for its hardware shortcomings, many of which are now compounded by age. Failing capacitors, power instability, unreliable controller input, and degraded connectors are all common issues caused by decades of heat, electrical stress, and material breakdown. This collection features console-specific replacement parts and restoration kits selected to address those known failure points, making it easier to repair, maintain, and preserve the Atari 5200 for long-term reliability.