Video game companies have been pushing out miniature versions of classic game systems for a few years, but the new Egret II from Japanese game publisher Taito may be one of the weirdest/most versatile ...

The original Egret II was released in the ‘90s, and its key feature was the ability to rotate its screen 90 degrees so that games with tall aspect ratios — like Space Invaders and other shooters — ...

Its cost will price it out of a lot of players’ range, but for those who want it? Taito’s Egret II Mini executes on what it promises to do fairly well. It’s a luxury item, for sure, but it could be a ...

United Games has announced that they nabbed the exclusive right to produce a new mini arcade cabinet with the Taito Egret II Mini. The cabinet will be released in both North America and Europe, as the ...

Taito, the Square Enix subsidiary behind arcade classic Space Invaders, is jumping on the mini hardware trend in a big way. The Japanese company has unveiled a desktop replica of its sit down arcade ...

We’ve had all manner of retro micro consoles released in recent years, but the Taito Egret II Mini is not like the rest and could be the best one yet. If you are not familiar with Taito Egret II, then ...

Here's a rundown of the specs for all three cabinets. Outside of the exterior artwork and preloaded games, the only tangible difference between the three cabinets is the arcade stick. Both Capcom ...