C64 Game Consoles
Modern recreations, successors and machines inspired by the Commodore 64
2022MEGA65
The spiritual successor to the unreleased Commodore 65, built with modern FPGA technology in a faithful recreation of the original design.
2018THEC64
Retro Games' full-size C64 recreation with a working keyboard, 64 built-in games, and BASIC programming.
2011Commodore 64X
A modern PC housed in a full-size C64 case - combining retro aesthetics with contemporary computing power.
2024THEA1200
Retro Games Ltd's full-size recreation of the Amiga 1200, packed with classic Amiga games and HDMI output for modern displays.
1991Commodore 65
The unreleased successor to the Commodore 64, with only 50 to 200 prototypes ever made before Commodore's bankruptcy.
1977Atari 2600
The console that popularized home gaming, launched by Atari with iconic titles like Space Invaders, Pac-Man, and Pitfall.
1982Atari 5200
Atari's next-generation console based on the Atari 400/800 computer architecture, featuring analog joystick controllers.
1986Atari 7800
Atari's third home console, backward compatible with Atari 2600 games, launched to compete with the Nintendo NES.
2022Evercade EXP
A modern retro gaming handheld by Blaze Entertainment that uses physical cartridge collections, including licensed Commodore 64 games.
1980Game & Watch
Nintendo's original handheld gaming series by Gunpei Yokoi, featuring simple LCD games that predated and inspired the Game Boy.