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Retro Games announced the arrival of THEC64 Mini in North America in October. Will the miniature version of Commodore 64 be successful, like NES and SNES?
Do you already have the Nintendo Classic and Super Nintendo Classic in your retro collection? The time is close to getting another great piece of the past: THEC64 Mini .
This is a miniature version of the legendary computer Commodore 64 that was extremely popular in Europe in the 80s, but oddly so in our region, forming enthusiastic clubs both in Mexico City , as well as in the interior of the country. Do they have one?
Retro Games Ltd. and 2GB Solutions recently launched TheC64 Mini in Europe, and today they announced that they will arrive in America on October 9, 2018. The replica is 50% smaller than the original computer (as they say in English). Spain to computers) and looks like the original model of 1982 (then the Commodore 64C would be launched). It has 64 classic games, as well as a joystick.
You can see what this collector item looks like in the following video:
"We are excited to be able to bring back some games," said Paul Andrews, Director of Retro Games
Some of the games included are: California Games, Winter Games, Mission Impossible II, Boulder Dash, Jumpman, Pitstop II, Speedball II: Brutal Deluxe, Street Sports Baseball, Games 39, summer II, Temple of the Apshai Trilogy, Uridium and more
TheC64 Mini has two USB ports for additional controls or a connection with a keyboard to program your own masterpieces in C64 BASIC.The video output is at 720p with 60Hz via HDMI at 4: 3 ratio, with a retro-style CRT output filter. will also be possible to update the device – unlike Nintendo Classic consoles – via the e same USB port.
Retro Games says the presale will start soon. For the moment, the price of TheC64 Mini is ignored. Do you plan to acquire it?
Julio Vélez
Independent journalist for more than 16 years (at PREMIERE Cinema since 2006). He specializes in anime, comics, dubbing, technology and video games. His favorite sagas: Doctor Who, Star Trek and Star Wars. Batimaniac, 80's geek and hardcore gamer.
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