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Commodore 64 Mini Coming To North America On October 9
The C64 Mini, a miniconsole in the same vein as the NES Classic and others before it, released in Europe earlier this year. Manufacturers Retro Games Ltd. and Solutions 2 GO asked North American fans to wait patiently while they get logistics in order for distribution, which now seemingly has a date of October 9.
The C64 Mini comes with a number of notable C64 titles, like School Daze, Monty Mole, Rubicon, and more. It also has a USB port with USB keyboard support to plug in and operate it as a computer just like the Commodore 64 when it released 36 years ago. You can check out a promo video for it below.
It isn't known yet what retailers the minconsole will come to in North America, but Retro Games Ltd. says they will have a full list before its October 9 release.
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