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A game cartridge for the Atari 5200 console with the game art removed. The 5200 was Atari's follow-up to the very successful 2600. A larger and more powerful console, it was based on the Atari 8-bit 400/800 computer line. It did not fare well in the market, however, due to Atari's and the gaming market's collapse in 1983.

The 5200's cartridge also has a spot in the back that holds game controller overlays.

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