Iconic 80s Vectrex console reimagined for the modern day with OLED display, microSD, and wireless controllers — half-size Vectrex Mini could cost as little as $99 for early birds

The Vectrex Mini is, thus, born. The original Vectrex had a monochrome screen and used physical overlays to "display" color, the Vectrex Mini will honor that by emulating different colors for each of the built-in games in software, thanks to the OLED display. A closer look at the Vectrex Mini prototype... pic.twitter.com/TbvNkV9FN8August 21, 2025Pricing hasn't been officially disclosed, but there are murmurs of a €150 ask, which is quite reasonable considering the original Vectrex now goes for upwards of $800 on the aftermarket. The Vectrex Mini will be available through Kickstarter, where the campaign will launch in November. As is customary with projects like these, Vectrex Mini is not made the same people who created the original Vectrex; Neo Retro bought the licensing rights and has developed the Vectrex Mini in France, with David “Flynn” Oghia leading the team.