So where does the Egret land? Its closest peer is the Astro City Mini, the little Sega cabinet that shares a lot of hardware similarities.But the Egret? It’s a little larger, a price bracket ...

Taito has announced the Egret II Mini, a shrunken down retro arcade cabinet with a rotating screen and several control options. It’ll ship in Japan next year from around $170.

The Egret II has a 5 inch, 4:3 LCD display that can be rotated to become a 3:4 screen, which should give you a sense of the device’s overall size. Taito hasn’t said if or when the Egret II ...

Taito is releasing a mini replica of its Egret II sit down arcade cabinet from the '90s. ... The Japanese company has unveiled a desktop replica of its sit down arcade machine, the Egret II.

So if you are a more discerning and cultured arcade gamer, then the Taito Egret II Mini is a lovely bit of hardware that commemorates one of the best arcade cabinets ever made.

There are few arcade gaming cabinets with quite the lineage as Taito’s Egret II released back in 1996. Pretty much the standard arcade cabinet in Japan, its legacy is a fascinating one ...

The Egret II mini is a faithful miniaturized version of the original, successful arcade cabinet Taito Egret II, coming with special content and features that make it a 'must have' for gamers: ...

EGRET II mini - Arcade Cabinet Blue Edition 369.99$ (excl. shipping costs) / 319.99€ (incl. European VAT, excl. shipping costs) Including the EGRET II mini - Limited Blue Edition, ...

Do you remember the days of the arcade? I’m not talking about these small narrow rooms with 20 or 30 machines. I’m talking about the enormous arcades of the 80s with hundreds of machines.

The Egret II Mini will have a trackball and a screen that rotates 90 degrees. Retro game enthusiast or not, you might flip for this new tabletop-sized arcade cabinet — literally. The Egret II ...