OpenAI lists Codex-edition Chromatic retro handheld at $200
11/10/2026 — 11/11, 17:20·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- OpenAI's Supply Co. store has listed the Chromatic: Codex Edition, a $200 retro handheld made with ModRetro. Users can use Codex to build Ga…
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On November 10, 2026, OpenAI's storefront Supply Co. put a retro gaming handheld on sale: the ModRetro Chromatic: Codex Edition, developed jointly with retro hardware maker ModRetro and priced at USD 200 (roughly CNY 1334). The device ships with a programmable Codex game cartridge. Using the Codex and the ModRetro Chromatic plugin, users can build games in the style of Nintendo's Game Boy Color, write the generated files onto the cartridge, and play them on the handheld. According to OpenAI's developer team, a user can start from a single prompt, and Codex then helps with scenes, characters, animations, maps, and game logic. Games can run in a desktop emulator, be tested on the Chromatic handheld itself, and finally be written to the physical cartridge. The handheld first appeared as an exclusive product at OpenAI DevDay on September 30, and its appearance was adjusted before it became a regular Supply Co. listing. Availability is limited to the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the European Union. The product showed as sold out less than one hour after launch, with a restock expected on November 19.
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ZhiDongXi reports that OpenAI's Supply Co. store has listed the ModRetro Chromatic: Codex Edition, a $200 retro handheld built with ModRetro. Users can create Game Boy Color-style games with Codex and write them to a bundled programmable cartridge to run on the device; it sold out in under an hour, shipping only to the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, the UK and the EU.
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