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Commodore C64 Mini - £34.99 - Sold and Fulfilled by Bopster @ Amazon
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Posted 30 May 2023

Commodore C64 Mini - £34.99 - Sold and Fulfilled by Bopster @ Amazon

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THEC64 MINI console
Classic USB joystick
HDMI cable
USB cable for power - AC USB adaptor not included
64 pre-instaled games
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Edited by cathal76, 31 May 2023
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  1. idealstandard's avatar
    Tempted, but then I remind myself there are free emulators to recreate that dose of short-lived fun.
  2. paperdragon's avatar
    Also no turrican!!!!
    The most awesome of games.
    premierfella's avatar
    No Rainbow Islands either
  3. greentiger's avatar
    On the one hand, it seems like a good price...

    On the other, it's a lot of money for something that'll get used for no more than an hour and then collect dust for the next 5 years.
    tubbyasstoo's avatar
    I think its a good price....

    it includes a competition pro-like usb joystick which is probably worth £20+ alone

    you could run a rpi emulator, but a rpi would cost you £35 ? if you could find one...you would also need a case

    you could also run the vice emulator on your PC for free but that still needs you to buy a £20 joystick and setup the emulator
  4. GalaXion's avatar
    Wizball?
    HUKDTony's avatar
    OMG Yesssss! Thank you . Just youtubed and the sounds and memories came flooding back. Loved that game.
  5. mode_101's avatar
    am sure this will go hot, but it's been under £30.
  6. paperdragon's avatar
    Do the games take 45 minutes to load. If not then I'm out.
    greysquaill's avatar
    The loading screens were part of the fun
  7. cathal76's avatar
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    The mini screw driver was a game changer
  8. ste666's avatar
    Been looking for something like this for my elderly father, but one with a golf game of some sort on it.

    When I was younger he used to play on a mega drive golf game and he loved it.

    Bought a cheap one out of b&m but was extremely poor and almost unplayable.

    Any suggestions would be appreciated
    Thank you
  9. tubbyasstoo's avatar
    there seem to be some reports of NTSC units being sold in PAL regions

    the amazon pic looks like a PAL unit (pegi 7), but when you look at the bopster web site it looks like NTSC (pegi e)...see bottom left of the box
    tubbyasstoo's avatar
    don't know if PAL vs NTSC makes a difference...reports that the menu allows you to switch between the two, but don't know if this affects game running speeds or just the display output
  10. HUKDTony's avatar
    Can anyone remember the game with the ball bouncing in space I think it was and you had to collect stars or something then rigorously shake the joystick to make it go in certain directions? Bugged me for 30 years that I can't remember.
    chongox's avatar
    trailblazer?

  11. tubbyasstoo's avatar
    did anyone get one of these from amazon, fulfilled by bopster ?

    just wondering if they were real pal units or ntsc
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