Classic Retro Game Console,(not SNES; super console x pro)AV Output 8-bit NES Video Game System Built-in 620 Games with 2 Classic Controllers, gift for a birthday, anniversary, Christmas, Father’s Day

What’s not to like about this, it’s a tiny retro arcade package that’s a ton of fun. Easy to set up (I did get a RCA to HDMI converter) and away I went digging dirt and shooting down aliens from space. Awesome packaging also and would make a great gift.

One of my controllers do not work at all 😔Bought this for myself bc I was a Nintendo junkie back in the day

Not worth it if looking for donkey Kong or anything like Mario bros. I just ordered one from somewhere else and will be returning. For the price it has some old games but no dk no Mario . I played paper boy, Tetris and pac man. Then went in search for Mario. Imagine my sad face after being pumped all week for this.

This product is great, it fulfills so many nostalgic moments. There are 650 games on here, and I doubt I’ll ever get to play them all. The menu system is a little weak, as you need to scroll through each page to get to the game you want. There are no categories or genres of games, just a list of their names. The box did have a list of all of the games, but no description, so you will need to test ones out that has a name to catch your eye. The console itself is pretty light, it would benefit from some weights added to it to hold it in place on the table better. The controllers have a short cable but take me back to the original Nintendo with shape and feel, they are also a little light too, but I don’t mind. The connection to the tv is a longer cable so you can move the console closer to yourself at least. This does also is RCA connections NOT HDMI so just be weary of that and consider getting a RCA to HDMI adapter if your TV doesn’t support RCA hookups.

Super cool game system. Tons of old games to choose from. Very nostalgic. I would purchase again. This would make a really nice gift. I would recommend

I wanted to see exactly what this mini console just was exactly. But the main thing is, it's just not all that it could have been.It states 620 games but there is a continuous amount of repeats. So I'd speculate there's more like a 150 give or take. And though there is some decent games like Galaga, Defender, Joust, Ninja Gaiden 2, and one I've always enjoyed, Friday the 13th. It's really missing a bunch of the big hitters from the NES era that the casual gaming fan would be upset with out. Which is exactly who this system is targeted towards. It's got a mix match of NES and some Sega Master games on here. But no Mario, Zelda, Castlevania, Phantasy Star, Donkey Kong, Excitebike, Final Fantasy, Metroid or Metal Gear just to name a small few. And to top it all off, there's no save feature which this day and age just seems like that is a simple yet must have option. Now, the arcade styled games like Joust and Pac Man, (NES Versions) that's not a problem at all.The Pros of the console. The controllers are actually not too shabby. They work perfect for all the games I was playing and do feel close to a NES controller, just in a little bit lighter take. There's about 50 solid great games on there, mostly the arcade NES versions. But they are ones I've loved since the 80s. They all play great with the controllers. And they don't need the save portion. And this system does nicely hook up to a CRT TV. But now that leads to another issue. Many new TV's don't even have composite AV cable hook ups. So, not having HDMI is definitely going to be a big issue for most folks modern TV's.All and all for the price the right person could get some fun times out of this. Especially in a retro CRT TV setting. But for about twice the price one could get an emulator box that plays every NES game, has save states, plus HDMI, and all the extra bells and whistles. Then also plays pretty much every other retro system too.Really, with just a bit of an update to this mini consoles design, it could actually be pretty solid. I do like just having a system with just one console library of games. Or two is fine with Sega Master included. But what this should have been is the full NES library with save functionality and then it could be a really cool retro device to have. Especially for a sweet nostalgic gift too. But in it's state. It's kinda hard to recommend. At least I can enjoy some Galaga with it. Plus, the box would make a nice holder for the NES Classic.

The graphics on this are the worse resolution I've ever seen and I 42 years old so its not like I grew up with OLED and fancy flat screen tvs. The cords are also super short so you'll have to set very close to the tv to play it. I don't have a big house or anything but unless your couch of bed is 3 feet from the tv, you won't be able to sit down to play unless you're pulling a chair up to the tv. I love some of these games and wish there was a game system that worked well to play them with wireless controllers. The response time is also a little lagged, for example when playing pacman and trying to change directions, its delayed so you miss the turn and have to go back. Just aggravating and disappointing. If it wasn't' a vine item I'd return but honestly I didn't expect much at the $20 price range but I was so hoping to play a good game of pacman.

This retro gaming system has over 100 retro games. Comes with 2 wired controllers. Easy to hook up but make sure your TV is audio/video jack compatible. Had a great time playing the old school games.