Retro Game Console with Built in 48,214 Games, S905X4 Chip Super Console, Video Game Console Preload 77 Emulators, Game System Compatible with MAME/ATARI/SEGA/PS1/PSP, All in One Emulator Console

I was pleasantly surprised with this all in one game console, it is most certainly loaded with nostalgia from the ages gone by. While it did not have everything I was hoping for or do all that I would hope it could; for the price it's a steal! 2 wireless controllers, tons of games and simply plug and play, definitely worth every penny. I have for the most part given this one to my kids and am now looking for what I want out of a system like this. One more thing, it is easily adjusted to your needs if you have the knowledge to do so. You can remove and add what you like.

surprisingly functional! has issues running typically hard to emulate software,which was to be expected, but runs everything else basically flawlessly. controllers are cheap but they get the job done. they're a bit stiff, but the buttons are clicky and not squishy. The D-pad is a bit annoying and sometimes double inputs but the analogue sticks work fine for games where you can change from digital to analogue.You can use just about any bluetooth, wired usb or wireless usb based controller as a replacement though.

This is an amazing video game system . I prefer old retro games to the newer stuff and this has scratched my itch a few times over . Pretty much any game I can remember is on here and very easy to plug in to the tv and start playing. Now its time for me to beat the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles NES game that I could not do as a child . Happy gaming

The remote didn't connect to the console - AT ALL. The controllers each had their own usb dongle and didn't connect to the console - AT ALL. I tried 3 sets of batteries - all new - and tested them in other devices just to make sure I hadn't bought a bad batch. On the console, there's one usb 2.0 port; one 3.0 usb port. I swapped out the dongles in case they might work in another port. Multiple restarts. Great graphics but no usability. The controllers couldn't be configured because not one button brought up a menu. SUPER disappointed.

I was surprised how small the console was. It was relatively easy to hook up. It comes with what looks like standard "playstation" controllers. The menu setup was good. The menu had each system listed. Within the system, the games were in alphabetical order. Once you got into a game, there was no way to get back to the main menu without restarting the system. Unfortunately, the remote that it came with didn't work at all and the second controller didn't work as well. I had to return it because it wasn't usable as it was.

This is about the second or third one of these game emulators I have purchased. Some may have many more games, but this is the best one I’ve had. On the others that have more games they have too many repeat titles or on these obscure systems, you’ve never heard of. This one doesn’t really have repeat titles. Also, most of the game consuls you have heard of before.The games also run pretty well not bad for having mini more 3-D titles than other emulators. This one is better than the other one I had, which had twice as many games. Definitely more bang for your buck.

My wife loves retro games, so I thought I'd get this for her. It's not the worst thing in the world, but if I had the time, I could have just adapted one of the retroarch projects from Github and chosen my own hardware for this.Also, one thing I was disappointed about was one of the controllers it came with didn't work. I thought the box refused to be controlled in menus once you loaded a game, but it was actually the controller. The ones they included are pretty cheap, anyway, so you may want to find your own bluetooth-enabled controller to use.

This version of a retro game stick is much better than the previous one I tried. Both controllers worked which wasn't the case with the previous vendor product I ordered. You can save favorites and game state. Instructions were short but helpful.