The Amiga 500 is the latest system in line for the miniconsole treatment, as Retro Games today announced The A500 Mini.
Set for release early next year for $140, the A500 Mini includes 25 licensed Amiga games -- including Another World, Simon the Sorcerer, and Worms: Directors Cut -- as well as the ability for users to side-load their own Amiga games using a USB stick.
< img src="https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/THEA500_Mini_3D_all.jpg?width=690&quality=70&format=jpg&auto=webp" >The A500 MiniThe A500 Mini comes with both a two-button mouse and a control pad. Retro Games did not specify whether the on-system keyboard is functional, but the A500 Mini will have a virtual on-screen keyboard as well as USB support for actual keyboards.
The system will also support save states as well as visual options like a filter to replicate the look of a CRT monitor.
This is not Retro Games first dive into the miniconsole market. The company previously released the C64 Mini half-sized Commodore 64 with an ornamental keyboard, as well as full-sized reproductions with working keyboards for the C64 and the Vic 20.