My Arcade Retro Machine Gaming System with 200 Built-In Video Games

its awesome yes small screen buttons do stick but its cheap and does have good clone games
#1 1942
#2 spy hunter
#6 zaxxon
#23 gforce
#34 wack-a-mole
#76 defender
#79 load runner
#89 centipede
#93 mappy
#96 digdug 2
#110 xevious
#125 battleship
#127 arkanoid
#130 space invaders
#134 galaga
#142 kaboom
and thats just the ones i found so far so don’t let the negative reviews stop you

Inexpensive knock-off portable consoles aren’t exactly a new thing, but it’s remarkable how changing the outer design makes it so much more desirable. Simply put, gussying it up as a miniature arcade cabinet is cool. Really cool. The cabinet stands roughly 6” tall, so a high surface is ideal if you want to play it like an oldschool arcade game; using it like a handheld is doable, but somewhat awkward. As for the software, 200 games seems like an impressive number, but the majority of them are either incredibly simplistic or crude knockoffs of authentic arcade games. That said, there’s a good handful of hidden gems in its library (Including several early NES games like Urban Champion, Balloon Fight and Tag Team Wrestling that are still quite recognizable despite having modified graphics), at least enough to justify the price tag.

All told, it’s mostly a good buy for the sheer novelty of having a tiny, fully functional arcade cabinet on your desk or as a great gift for any oldschool gamers on your holiday shopping list. The software gets a perhaps overly-generous C+, but the presentation is a solid A+, enough to make you wish that Namco, Capcom or some of the other big names would get off their butts and put out a similar machine of their own with real, licensed arcade titles.

has good games in it as well as bad, but it does not matter because with over 200 games, you will never get bored playing it. Each day shall be different.