Another retro machine is heading to the market – the Amiga 500 Mini -apkrig

Still don’t have enough mini retro gaming devices? The fully licensed Amiga 500 Mini from the authors of the C64 Mini from Retro Games is on the market. The A500 Mini, also known as THEA500 Mini, will be released at the beginning of next year and will cost 130 euros, ie about 3,300 crowns. Like the mino retro console, this small computer comes with pre-installed games.

You will find 25 classics in his memory and I have to really praise their offer, see box. Among them are Alien Breed 3D, Another World, Battle Chess, Simon the Sorcerer, Worms: The Director’s Cut or Zool, which coincidentally received an improved version for the PC last week. Team17, inextricably linked to the Amiga era, also praises the novelty. So far, however, we know only 12 of the total number of twenty-five promised titles.

And if these games are not enough for you, you missed some of your legends, or you simply did not choose from them, you can run any ROM via USB. The package also includes an authentic two-button mouse and gamepad, apparently inspired by the infamous Amiga CD32 driver, but completely redesigned. You can also connect your own standard PC keyboard to the minicomputer.

Although the A500 Mini is inspired by the Amiga 500, it can also emulate the A500 + and the Amiga 1200. ROMs from this platform are also supposed to work. The small Amiga also offers a few extra features. It supports save / resume function, offers various scaling options, 50Hz and 60Hz frequency as well as a filter imitating a CRT screen. The manufacturer believes that people in this device will see another evolution of mini systems designed for games, which have enjoyed great popularity in recent years.

The Amiga 500 from Commodore was originally launched in 1987 and was a huge hit that once offered graphics, music and sounds that PC gamers could only dream of.

Unfortunately, we don’t have too many details about the old-new Amiga yet.