ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs devices

This is the bounded device catalog for ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs. The captured records contain 20 named or category-level entries spanning consoles, handhelds, phones, cameras, music players, and home appliances. They include officially licensed Atari material as well as fictional brands and objects such as Patento BS, Palaloid, MyPod, and Pokia phone.

The catalog distinguishes a named device from a category label and carries the source context used for each row. Use the detail route for Patento BS, the current work-order device in this reference, and the repair gallery for visual examples rather than treating every pictured object as a complete technical specification.

Read the catalog as a named record set

The official material gives a broad device range, but it does not provide a full parts database or a complete list of every object that can appear in every order. The 20 entries here are therefore deliberately bounded. “Atari consoles” is a scope record, while “Atari 2600” and “Atari 2800” are named hardware records. “Handhelds” and “Cell phones” describe categories, while “Pokia N-Joy” and “Pokia phone” give named examples.

This distinction is useful when reading screenshots. A visual can show a recognizable silhouette, but the data record decides whether the page calls it a named model, a category, or an officially licensed context. That keeps the catalog useful for players without turning one image into an unsupported technical specification.

Use device names across the work order

A device name becomes most helpful when it travels across routes. Patento BS appears in the catalog, the detail page, the work-order surface, and the screenshot set. The Atari records connect the licensed hardware context to the Atari development material. MyPod connects the device scope to the customization image. These cross-links make the catalog a working index instead of a flat list.

For a first shift, identify the broad category before looking for a named row. Then use the device page to check what the supplied record actually says: name, category, evidence status, note, and source context. The records are concise by design, so they support recognition and navigation rather than claiming to be a repair manual for real hardware.

20 captured device records

Dirty Patento BS handheld opened into casing, board and loose components on the repair mat.

Open black laptop with the screen bezel, motherboard and casing separated for repair.

Atari 2600 opened on the repair mat beside its motherboard, parts and an Atari parts list.

Opened Palaloid device with tape mechanism and loose cassette-like component on the workbench.

White retro console on a repair mat with visible screws and a component tray.

Pokia phone casing and keypad pieces with a brush and remove-dust task list.

Name	Category	Evidence status	Note	Source context
Atari consoles	console	officially licensed	The store page and Atari devlog provide the license and named hardware context.	officially licensed
Atari 2600	console	named official hardware	Named in the Atari development log and shown in the official store screenshot set.	named official hardware
Atari 2800	console	named official hardware	Named in the Atari development log.	named official hardware
Atari CX40 joystick	controller	repair breakdown	The Atari devlog describes a four-screw breakdown and its component layout.	repair breakdown
Pokia N-Joy	console	official demo device	Named in the official demo and gameplay trailer posts.	official demo device
Patento BS	handheld	official demo device	Named in the official demo post and visible in the official screenshot set.	official demo device
Palaloid	camera-like device	official demo device	Named in the official demo post and visible in the official screenshot set.	official demo device
Guitar Legend	music player	current patch reference	Named by the current patch as a device with a firmware issue.	current patch reference
MyPod	music player	current patch reference	Named by the current patch as a device with a firmware issue.	current patch reference
IDM device	computer-like device	current patch reference	Named by the current patch as a device with a disassembly error.	current patch reference
Eggotchi	handheld	current patch reference	Named by the current patch among devices with a bug fix.	current patch reference
Goman	device	current patch reference	Named by the current patch among devices with a bug fix.	current patch reference
Brick Game	handheld	current patch reference	Named by the current patch among devices with a bug fix.	current patch reference
Iconic video game consoles	category	official store category	The store description lists iconic consoles among the repair range.	official store category
Handhelds	category	official store category	The store description lists handhelds among the repair range.	official store category
Cell phones	category	official store category	The store description lists cell phones among the repair range.	official store category
Cameras	category	official store category	The store description lists cameras among the repair range.	official store category
Music players	category	official store category	The store description lists music players among the repair range.	official store category
Home appliances	category	official store category	The store description lists home appliances among the repair range.	official store category
Pokia phone	phone	official screenshot observation	The official screenshot set visibly depicts a Pokia phone being cleaned on the repair mat.	official screenshot observation

Inspect catalog boundary

The list contains 20 captured records. It is not a claim that every real-world product in the six categories is playable.

Source routes:Steam store page Steam news archive