Retro Games Ltd. is bringing a slice of the past into the present with the upcoming release of the Atari 400 Mini. Slated to hit the shelves on March 28, 2024, this sleek new device is a nod to ...

Like its contemporaries, the 400 Mini is a shrunken ... a flash drive to sideload games. That opens up a lot of possibilities, especially considering how robust the Atari homebrew scene is.

It supports not just Atari 400 games but also emulates titles that launched afterward up to the Atari 5200. If you want more games, you can use one of the console’s five USB ports to sideload ...

Last week, UK-based Retro Games, Ltd. announced a mini console version of the Atari 400 home computer, first released in 1979. It's called "THE400 Mini," and it includes HDMI video output ...

Its keyboard is just for show (much like its older stablemates) but you can play a library of 25 built-in games, not just those released for the 400, but also Atari 800, XL, XE and 5200 titles.

While the 2600 is Atari’s most iconic system, gaming history buffs tend to have a soft spot for the 400. Originally released in 1979, the home computer was home to a host of out-there games.

Created by Retro Games Ltd - the company previously responsible for the C64 Mini and Amiga 500 Mini - the 400 Mini sports a similar design to Atari's 1979 8-bit computer (albeit approximately half ...

What’s great about the Atari 400 Mini is that it can emulate all Atari 8-bit systems, including the 400, 800XL, and 5200. The console has been fully modernized, featuring 720 HD output, HDMI ...

This is the lowest price yet for the recreation of the 1979 8-bit home computer that emulates all games from Atari 400 through the Atari 800XL as well as the Atari 5200. Beyond the new Atari 400 ...

The miniaturized redux of the Atari 400 comes with 25 games and the ability to add more. The miniaturized redux of the Atari 400 comes with 25 games and the ability to add more. Quentyn Kennemer ...