I don't have a particularly deep well of nostalgia for the Commodore 64. Though Retro Games Ltd., makers of the C64 Mini, are quick to point out that it's the best selling home computer of all ...

The C64 Mini Review Quality emulation, a generous collection of games and external ROM support is hampered by a decidedly low quality controller that can prove to be more of a killjoy than a joystick.

The C64 Mini will be roughly half the size of the original “bread-bin” style Commodore 64s that sold so well around the world, and like the NES/SNES Classics Nintendo had huge success with ...

The C64 Mini's OS is designed like a carousel, and it takes less than a second to boot up from cold. Essentially, the lower half of the screen is the box art for each game that you can move left ...

The C64 Mini will carry a suggested price tag of $70/£70/€80. Andy Chalk. US News Lead. Andy has been gaming on PCs from the very beginning, starting as a youngster with text adventures and ...

Unboxing the C64 Mini . Along with its included micro-USB cable, the mini computer also comes with an HDMI cable, allowing you to output video from the device at a maximum resolution of 720p.

If you purchase The C64 Mini, you’ll be getting a console that contains 64 of the original Commodore 64 gaming titles, including Impossible Mission and California Games (full overview of games ...

Retro Games Ltd. is bringing back the Commodore 64--the most iconic PC of the 80's and best-selling personal computer of all time--as the Commodore 64 Mini.

The C64 Mini -- a half-sized Commodore 64 replica with 64 pre-installed games and a BASIC interpreter -- will arrive on store shelves this fall.

The C64 Mini is a robust little machine with a nostalgia-pleasing joystick and a couple of modernising touches. The 64 titles found on it are a mixed bag in terms of quality, but what is there is ...

C64 Mini. C64 Mini - Review. Quality emulation, a generous collection of games and external ROM support is hampered by a decidedly low quality controller that can prove to be more of a killjoy ...