The Egret Mini II is a household-sized version of a classic arcade cabinet made by Taito, a game and hardware company currently owned by Square Enix. In addition to harnessing the retro glory of titles like Space Invaders and Violence Fight, the Egret II Mini will come with a couple of features that make it unique among retro minis, including...

The Egret Mini II — like the ‘90s cabinet for which it’s named — will allow you to pull out and swivel its LCD screen 90 degrees to play games in a flipped alignment. The idea here is that the longer aspect ratio will offer a better experience for the more vertically-oriented action of games like Space Invaders.

In all, the Egret II Mini will have 40 playable games built into the machine and 10 that can be purchased separately. An HDMI port will also allow you to connect to an external monitor or TV, and a headphone jack for when you need to do some more mindful gaming.

While the Egret II Mini will cost $170, there are also two bundles — one for $450 that includes all the extra hardware and some additional soundtrack CDs, and a $300 bundle that foregoes the gamepad and the arcade stick but still includes the extra music and the trackball extension.