A500 MiniThe Amiga 500: European Gaming Royalty

 

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Amiga 500

First popular home computer capable of true multitasking. Featured rich color graphics and custom chipset that outperformed competitors like the early Macintosh and PCs in multimedia.

Proprietary hardware meant incompatibility with standard PC software/peripherals. Susceptible to battery leakage (on A500+ model) that could destroy the motherboard traces over time.

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A500 Mini

25 Games

Computer Classics: Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe, Alien Breed: Special Edition 92, Another World, The Chaos Engine, Worms: The Director's Cut.

Focuses on the Amiga's classic computer titles and supports loading other games via USB.

C64 Mini The Commodore Computer Revival

 

8	C64 (Commodore 64)	Best-selling single desktop computer model of all time (12.5–17 million units sold), demonstrating the power of mass-market retail sales. Groundbreaking sound (SID) and graphics for a computer at its price point.	Extremely slow floppy disk drive (the 1541), making game loading a tedious process. Early models had reliability issues with certain custom chips (e.g., the PLA chip).

8	C64 Mini	64 Games	Computer Classics: Uridium, Paradroid, Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe, California Games, Impossible Mission, Hawkeye.	Allows access to C64 BASIC for coding and supports loading other games via USB.

SNK Neo Geo Mini The Ultimate Fighting Machine

 

7	SNK Neo Geo (MVS/AES)	Offered a true, 100% arcade experience at home (AES) due to identical hardware between the home and arcade (MVS) versions. Most powerful 2D system of its time.	Extremely high price point for both the console and its games (up to $649 for the AES and $200+ per game), relegating it to a niche, collector-focused market.

7	SNK Neo Geo Mini	40 Games	Dominantly fighting games: The King of Fighters (10 entries), Samurai Shodown (3 entries), Fatal Fury, plus Metal Slug (3 entries).	The Japanese and International versions have different game lineups.

Sega Astro City Mini Arcade Cabinet On Your Desk

 

6	Sega Astro City (Arcade Cabinet)	Became one of the most ubiquitous and recognizable Japanese arcade cabinets of the 90s, offering a comfortable, standardized platform for many landmark games.	Common issues with the original Power Supply Unit (PSU), which often failed or caused monitor display issues as the cabinets aged.

6	Sega Astro City Mini	37 Games	Arcade hits like Virtua Fighter, Altered Beast, Golden Axe, Alien Syndrome, Puyo Puyo, and various vertical shooters.	Focuses heavily on the Sega arcade experience, with built-in controls and screen.