The 40 style kits, which come with a miniature stool, cabinet riser, and marquee, were snatched up in seconds (LRG didn’t sell the arcade stick). The big catch: there were only 3,500 units of the $130 system and they immediately sold out in a day alongside the Astro City Mini gamepads.
That was until Limited Run Games, a games distributor that focuses on releasing retro and indie games, picked up the mini arcade cabinet and released it stateside in March.
Like the baby-sized Game Gear Micro before it, Sega Sammy announced the Astro City Mini as a Japanese-only release.
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