As the madness of Prime Day comes to an end, the anticipation for Konami and Amazon’s retro console that kisses the glory days of 16-bit gaming continues to grow with the announcement of a 50-game catalog and other features that is sure to be impressive.

Replicating the 1987 original by Japanese company Hudson Soft (with marketing efforts by NEC), to compete against other well-known consoles from Sega, Nintendo, and SNK. It is said to be about half the size of the older model, equipped with options to select a different display mode, from selecting the nostalgic scanlines or straight to modern HDMI. Its dimensions will be structured by 240 mm x 156 mm x 35 mm, with a standard video output of 720p/480p.

Even though used controllers from the past can’t be used, an exclusive one will be attached with the console. Players will also have the opportunity to relive those side-to-side, on-the-couch memories with a separate port dubbed the multitap, allowing up four other mates to plug in their own controllers to play together. A Quick Save feature is also being implemented for the retro mini.

Pre-orders can now be made exclusively through Amazon with a price tag at $99.99. The 50-game library will consist of 24 American developed games (TurboGrafx-16) and 26 that were developed in Japan (PC Engine). The console is set for release worldwide on March 19, 2020.

The following is a list of confirmed games set to launch with the console, with a few available in both versions: