Old Arcade Retro Classic Game Console, 621 different classic games + bonus games, Save game play, HDMI Connection, classic game play, Retro Game Play, Nostalgic Game Play. Advanced Gaming solution

I bought a different console before this one but quickly returned it because it didn't have many of the classic games I wanted to play. I took a chance on this one. So glad I did. WOW! I'm super satisfied with this console. They have so many great classic games. For example, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out, Super Mario Bros 1,2 & 3, Blaster Master, Double Dribble, Tecmo Bowl, Contra, Double Dragon games, Renegade, Metal Gear, Castlevania, Ninja Turtles 1,2,3 &4, Excite Bike, Paperboy, Mega Man 1,2,3 &4, Ninja Gaiden, Sonic, Rambo, Street Fighter, Mortal Combat, Jackal, John Elway's Quarterback and on and on.You can save your progress on a game and return to it later. How cool is that?It took my wife and me back, and it was cool to share the experience with our boys, who seem to enjoy the games, too.

Inside the box; One mini Nintendo console. 1 HDMI hookup cable. 1 Micro USB power supply (USA plug). 2 Controllers (9 pin). 1 Micro SD card (256MB). And 1 Manual (No Games List.)There is 44.2MB free of 239MB on the Micro SD card. The 7 folders within the card are listed as; Action, Puzzle, Racing, Resources, Roms, Shoot, and Sport. Each folder has a save folder inside, excluding the Resources folder. All of the games are ZFC files, except for the ones in the Roms folder, which is where you can add more games. So, if you have a desktop full of .NES files like me, you can add those here. Just make sure you have enough available space on the TF card before doing so. If your PC doesn't have a TF (SD) card reader, you can pick up a cheap card reader on Amazon for about $8 dollars. I used a Uni USB C Memory Card Reader Adapter that Supports SD/Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC/MMC, which is about $15, but I had that lying around for my phone.To save your game, simply hit the Start and Select button at the same time on your controller. This will bring up a menu where you can save games, load saved games, quit the game, adjust your screen resolution, and change the system from NTSC to PAL. The reset button on the console will take you back to the folder you were previously in.All games are listed by category and are in alphabetical order. You can use the left/right button on the D-Pad to quickly sift through the games to find what you want. I haven't seen any repeat games on the console, but there are some buggy ones. EG; Increased music speed in Super Mario games, and clipping in a few others, but they are still very playable, and the music speed can be fixed by simply adding your own ROM of the same game. At least, for me, it was fixed. By the way, I used No-Intro .NES games. You can find them easily with Google search.All in all, this is a nice little system that brings back great memories. It has almost every game you are looking for, and if it doesn't, you can add them! Not to mention, you can save your game progress, even for the ones you added. Oh, and if the cords for the controller and HDMI hookup are a tad short for your liking, you can buy extensions.Over all, I highly recommend this item if you are looking for something similar to the NES that has TF (SD card) support, save game functions, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Don't waste your time browsing through 400 duplicate games. Just get this! Seller is amazing too.

Bought an original NES awhile back on eBay (because all us 40 something adults sold theirs in a garage sale, right?!) and it worked for a few months before dying, not a surprise, but also a waste of money. Then my husband discovered this emulator. Totally awesome! Comes with every obscure game we all played as kids. My own kids initially thought this was the weirdest thing ever but now they’re hooked. All three Mario Bros, Contra, and Zelda are clearly must haves, but I was thrilled to discover they also have Bubble Bobble, Joust, and BURGER TIME!!! The only negatives I’ve found are the same ones others complain about: the controller cords are too short and the path to get back to the main game list page is a bit annoying. My kids concluded that smashing all the buttons at the same time will get you back to the home page so I guess that’s an option LOL.

While this game box has hundreds ofoptions most of them I've never even heard of and the ones I have (with different mashes cuz they're knock offs, of course) are barely playable. Pac Man 2 " Ms PacMan like" is the best IMHO, but even so the controls are slow to respond and half the time it didn't turn when you direct it to.There version of Super Mario Bros is so pathetic it's not even worth playing. (Can't even go backwards on the screen for example) and again, the control isn't very responsive.I'll be returning this whole thing but thought I'd warn others to save your money. It makes me miss Atari or early Nintendo games, but does not even remotely (pun intended) scratch the itch to play them again!