For episode 12 we have a bumper packed show. Starting off with playing one of the latest blockbuster movies on your Game Boy Advance. Resident Evil 8 is coming to Stadia – but is this too little too late? Limited Run Games brings the Astro Mini Arcade to North America. Finally we have rumours Sony may be closing down some of their legacy PlayStation stores.

Mentioned in Episode 12

• Tenet watchable on Game Boy Advance
• Resident Evil
• Astro Mini Arcade
• Is Sony shutting their legacy PlayStation stores?

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Based on the iconic Arcade City cabinet, the new Astro City Mini will include a joystick and six face buttons. Ideal to play a whole range of 90s arcade classics including Virtua Fighter and Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder.

For those looking for a more social experience, the mini-console also comes equipped with two USB ports for additional controllers a HDMI socket to connect up to your large screen TV.

While playing Virtua Fighter on the small desktop arcade will undoubtedly be tons of fun, it’s the inclusion of the arcade sequel to Golden Axe that has got a lot of people excited.

The reason? Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder has never had a home release since it was first introduced to arcades back in 1992. Oddly enough though, this isn’t the only time in the near future we’ll see this title coming to the home. As Arcade1UP will be releasing their own ‘Golden Axe Arcade Cabinet‘.

Currently only 10 titles have been confirmed for the Astro City Mini, those titles include:

• Alien Syndrome
• Alien Storm
• Altered Beast
• Columns II
• Dark Edge
• Golden Axe
• Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder
• Tant-R
• Virtua Fighter
• Fantasy Zone

We’re looking forward to seeing what other titles will be included on this machine, and if the Sega Mega Drive Mini taught us anything, it’s to expect some unexpected titles.

Currently the Astro City Mini is due for release in Japan later this year for ¥12,800 – or around £95. A release date for countries outside of Japan has not been confirmed.

So what titles would you like to see on the Astro City Mini? We’d love to hear below.

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