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Taito Egret II Mini - Limited Blue Edition - Mini Arcade Machine with 40 pre-Installed Games: Space Invaders, Bubble Bobble and More

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Features

  • 40 TAITO GAMES: A total of 40 pre-installed games, including such classics as Space Invaders, Bubble Bobble, Lunar Rescue, Darius Gaiden and many more.
  • PERFECT SIZE: 5-inch 4:3 rotating monitor (1024x768 resolution) for horizontal and vertical alignment and an optimal adaptation to the selected game.
  • PLAY ON TV: You can play on the console itself or on your TV via HDMI (2m cable included) and use the SD card slot to add even more games.
  • GREAT TECHNIQUE: The console has stereo speakers and two USB Type-A controller ports for the different, optional EGRET II mini controllers.
  • SPECIAL AND LIMITED: Cool in-game features like: Save states, adjustable lives and rapid-fire and the Limited Blue Edition is strictly limited to 5,000 pieces worldwide.

Description

The Taito EGRET 2 was introduced in 1996 and was an instant hit. So, it was an obvious choice to adapt its appearance in a faithful miniaturized version, to bring two decades of Taito arcade history to your living rooms in 2022. The EGRET II mini - Limited Blue Edition is the tabletop version of the legendary arcade cabinet and includes 40 titles from 1978 to the 1990s, equipped with new features like save states, adjustable lives, rapid-fire and more to make the experience enjoyable for arcade veterans as well as new fans. Of course, the Mini also includes popular features of its bigger brother, such as its rotating screen. Ideal if you want to play your shooters in the classic tate mode!

Brand: ININ


Theme: Retro


Number of Players: Multiplayer


Product Dimensions: 7.87"L x 5.9"W x 8.22"H


Platform: Not Machine Specific


Product Dimensions: 5.9 x 7.8 x 8.2 inches


Item Weight: 4.18 pounds


Country of Origin: China


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Manufacturer recommended age: 3 years and up


Manufacturer: Taito


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • An arcade dream come true
Review Image by Kevin J Rowland Kevin J Rowland
On its own is a very well built product with rotating screen for horizontal or vertical gaming goodness. Now the stock game selection is lacking, but theres actually a few bangers on here. However when this gets firmware flashed to load batocetra on sd card this build turns epic and totally worth it (requres additional sd card + usb to usb data transfer cable). Mame, ps1, nes, snes, pc engine etc. Its really cool. Can you emulate on pc yes, is it more fun in a dedicated form factor like this.... yes. This also could be a great gift for someone that has no clue bout emulation and just wants to play the classics. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2023 by Kevin J Rowland Kevin J Rowland
    • Cadash, Bubble Bobble, great to play the original arcade titles!
Screen is easy to rotate anytime, looks good connected to TV with sidebar art, and I finally get to play Cadash which I pumped hundreds of yen into in Japan way back when - with all the characters! Kids are loving Bubble Bobble too. Happy with this purchase and build quality.
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2023 by Mason
    • An excellent quality product that's held back by its price and game choices
First off, you can tell that they created this with a lot of care. It's a bit on the big side, but it looks and feels great, although it doesn't come with a plug and needs a specific type to operate well (USB-A 5V/2.4A). There's a switch on the bottom of the unit that allows you to switch between 4-way or 8-way controls. The game selection interface is rather simple but is still well done, and you can switch the orientation of the screen at any time. Each game also supports up to three save states, and you can change various settings for each game like lives and difficulty. You also get nice wallpapers when connecting it to an HD TV or monitor, and the game orientation can even be rotated if you have a vertical setup. Adding cards for each game that can be placed on top was a small but nice touch, and you get stickers too. There's also firmware updates available but you need a specific SD card to do it with (SDHC, limited to small cards like 32GB). Unfortunately, the speakers are far from the best. The deal breaker will probably be the game selection and/or the price. Now you certainly have some classics in the mix such as Bubble Bobble, Elevator Action and The Legend of Kage, hidden gems like Elevator Action Returns, and an unreleased version of Kaiser Knuckle, Dan-Ku-Ga, but otherwise it's a real hit or miss. Many of the older games from the 70s and 80s really show their age and aren't that memorable, which might have you asking if it's really worth the price. All of the games are based on their Japanese versions, and some games only have Japanese text. And if you want everything this has to offer, you're probably going to want to buy an extra gamepad and joystick controller, which are also rather pricey. Although you're able to add 10 extra games by purchasing the paddle/trackball pad, that's the most expensive controller of them all. Additional games have also been released as part of the Taito Memories lineup, two bundles currently with ten games each, but it seems they're exclusive to the Japanese market and cost ¥8,000 per bundle ($55). Despite its faults, the Egret Mini II is easy to recommend for die hard arcade enthusiasts with money to spend and love themselves some retro gaming history. Otherwise I'd suggest looking at videos of the game lineup and see if they're up your alley. If the price concerns you, know that the main unit tends to go on sale from $230 to $200 from time to time, but it went down to $170 on Black Friday and the extra controllers got a similar discount. It's also best to buy the unit in a bundle with one of the more expensive controllers, as it costs less than buying them individually. Personally, I bought this only because I wanted Elevator Action Returns that badly. While there's mild pixel stretching present, it's emulated almost perfectly without the issues found on the previous Legends console ports from the mid 2000s (the machine gun not working and the lights not going out). Sure, a port of the Saturn version was recently released for modern consoles and is nowhere as expensive, but I don't regret my purchase at all. It still has plenty of games that are a part of arcade gaming history. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023 by Sestren RkD
    • Mini arcade done right
Perfect buttons, near perfect joystick, excellent game selection, and the rotating high resolution screen is just amazing. This thing really satisfied my arcade itch. It's far better than running an emulator on your phone or a dedicated handheld just because of the buttons and rotating screen alone.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by R. Bernhardt
    • Great build and feel
The build quality of this is really good, much better than I thought it would be. The option to switch from 4 to 8 way is a great touch for games that require it. If you buy this, remember to get a 2.4Amp adapter or it won't function properly. Amazon sells these in a two-pack for seven dollars. I wanted something nice to play Bubble Bobble on, and I got a lot more out of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Grumblebees
    • A Fun, Retro All-in-One Gaming System Approved by My Teen
I bought the Taito Egret II Mini system for my 14-year-old son who loves video games and the classics like Space Invaders that I grew up with. Here is what he thought of the system: The console boots up super-fast after connecting to your computer or television. There are so many games to play with 40 total I spent awhile just testing things out. It was cool to play arcade games at home that I already knew--Space Invaders, Bubble Bobble and others--but I also had a good time with the fighter Kaizer Knuckle, Scramble and my personal favorite Cadash. I have never seen anything like the rotating screen on the Egret 2—it is a really unique feature that makes games like Rayforce look and play much better. The system runs nice and quiet, and the games run super smooth too with no glitches in the retro graphics or framerate. Sometimes the controls on these types of all-in-one systems can be a bit off, but on the Egret the buttons are tight and the joystick was responsive. Another bonus is the rapid fire control which really helped save my hand on the button masher games. The whole system is pretty light and compact but it doesn’t feel cheap at all. Honestly it feels really well made and seems like it will last. I would bring this to my friend’s house to mix up the usual stuff we play. I recommend the Egret II. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023 by Jennifer C.
    • My wish came true
Review Image by Nadav Salomon Nadav Salomon
This machine is a dream come true to me. It's working as it should, even in my home country. I hope it will alst for the long term.
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2023 by Nadav Salomon Nadav Salomon
    • Excelente 👌 Super rapido envío
Me encanta comprar el Amazon envían los pedidos muy rápido y llegan muy bien empacados y seguros 100% recomendado
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023 by Juan Manuel Salamanca

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