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The Atari 800XL is officially getting its rumored remake complete with cartridge support, and it looks more like the '80s microcomputer I use to play cursed classics

Retro Games Ltd has officially announced a remake of the Atari 800XL microcomputer, featuring HDMI output, a physical cartridge slot, and a full-sized keyboard. While priced at $219.99 / £199.99, it aims to be a faithful recreation for retro computing enthusiasts, though some find the price high compared to previous releases like the Atari 400 Mini.

Indie Retro NewsVery positive

THE 800XL - A faithful recreation of Atari's best-selling 8-bit home computer via Retro Games Ltd

Retro Games Ltd. has partnered with Atari to release THE 800XL, a full-sized hardware recreation of the 1980s 8-bit home computer. Scheduled for April 23, 2027, this faithful replica features a mechanical keyboard, cartridge slot, HDMI output, and 25 pre-installed classic games. Pre-orders are now open for £199.99 / €219.99.

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The upcoming C64 and ZX Spectrum handheld just got hit with a six-month delay due to quality issues

The upcoming clamshell C64 and ZX Spectrum handhelds have been delayed by six months, now slated for an April 22, 2027 release. The Retro Games Ltd and Blaze collaboration faced production issues that did not meet high quality standards. This delay does not affect the Evercade Nexus.

Escapist MagazineVery positive

THEA1200 launch edition comes with an exclusive ZZAP! Amiga magazine

Retro Games Limited announced that the UK launch edition of the THEA1200 will include an exclusive collector's edition of ZZAP! Amiga magazine. This special magazine, created in collaboration with Fusion Retro Books, will only be available with the first production run of the THEA1200. The 36-page publication features new content and nostalgic Amiga content, including reviews and features on classic games.

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The upcoming Amiga A1200 remake will ship with a special edition of an iconic UK gaming magazine, but only if…

Retro Games Ltd is releasing a remake of the Amiga 1200, which will include a special edition of the UK gaming magazine ZZAP! with its initial UK production run. This limited-time bonus aims to enhance the retro experience for early adopters. The THEA1200 features a functional keyboard, AmigaOS, HDMI output, and 25 built-in games, priced at $189.99.

Retro GamerVery positive

Picking up The Spectrum White Edition is a no brainer if you love retro gaming lore and want speedy access to '80s microcomputer classics

The Spectrum White Edition offers a faithful emulation-based remake of the classic ZX Spectrum microcomputer, featuring a design that pays homage to the original 'one millionth' model. It provides easy access to 48 built-in '80s classics and supports custom ROMs via HDMI, though it lacks advanced display settings and has specific power requirements.

Indie Retro NewsVery positive

Impossible Mission III - Could this be the next C64 hit for 2026?

Impossible Mission 3 has been released for the Commodore 64, marking the return of the legendary 1980s franchise. This collaborative effort between Psytronik Software, Epyx Games, LLC, Code 10 Digital, Retro Games Ltd, and ICON 64 features new gameplay mechanics, enhanced graphics, and over 30 speech samples. The game is compatible with both PAL and NTSC versions of the Commodore 64 and its variants.

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Amiga 1200 remake is delayed until December, and chip shortages are partly to blame

Retro Games Ltd has delayed the release of its Amiga 1200 remake until December 4, 2026, citing issues with its operating system and global chip shortages. This marks another setback for the emulation-based microcomputer, which was previously postponed due to legal disputes over the Amiga branding. The company is working to ensure the full Workbench environment mimics the original 32-bit home computer's functionality.

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Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum are getting Nintendo style handhelds this year

Retro Games Ltd, in partnership with Blaze Entertainment, is releasing new handheld versions of the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum in October. Each handheld will come pre-loaded with 25 classic games and feature a 4.3-inch IPS screen, priced at £109.99.

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The C64 and ZX Spectrum are back as 3DS-style handhelds

Blaze and Retro Games Ltd are releasing new handheld consoles, THE64 Handheld and THE SPECTRUM Handheld, which resemble the Nintendo 3DS and are based on the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum microcomputers. These devices feature 4.3-inch screens, 25 built-in games, and micro SD card slots, with collector's editions also available. Both are set to launch in October.

Escapist MagazineVery positive

44 years to the day the ZX Spectrum that “never was” arrives to continue the insane retro revival we have right now

Retro Games Ltd has released the ZX Spectrum White Edition, a recreation of the iconic 1980s home computer, 44 years after the original's debut. This new edition features 48 built-in games, HDMI output, USB support, and includes exclusive accessories like a white joystick and a THEMICRODRIVE USB stick. The release celebrates the legacy of the original ZX Spectrum and its impact on home computing and game development.

Games PressVery positive

The ZX Spectrum that never was, until now -  The Spectrum White Edition inspired by the ‘one millionth’ legend launches today

Retro Games Ltd, in collaboration with PLAION REPLAI, has launched The Spectrum White Edition, a new all-white recreation of the iconic ZX Spectrum 48k computer. This collector's edition, inspired by community folklore of a white model marking one million units sold, features the original rubber keyboard, 48 built-in games, HDMI output, and USB support. It launches on the 44th anniversary of the original ZX Spectrum's release, priced at £129.99, with a matching THEGAMEPAD (White) controller available separately.