liuwei Retro Game Stick - Revisit Classic Games with Built-in 9 Emulators, 20,000+ Games, 4K HDMI Output, and 2.4GHz Wireless Controller for TV Plug and Play, 64G, Black

Love! I’m having a blast playing wrecking crew again. This thing has loads of game. While it can’t compare to newer games out on the market it definitely bring back childhood memories of playing these games. Is it glitchy? Yes. But not anymore than what it was originally back in the day. At least it plays without you having to blow in the cartridge. Lol. If you grew up with Nintendo I think you will be happy.

Not at all what I expected. I have seen so many emulators with hundreds of games that work great. Figured I would get this for trips and to just plug in and play. The time it takes though just to get used to the controls, the lag, and some games just not functioning at all, its just not worth the time it takes to learn how to use it. Instructions are useless too lol.

Bought this as a time-killer for the crowd on Thanksgiving. It was a huge hit! Tons of games and easy set up. We had a blast! I even ordered one for my grandson for Christmas. Didn't know what to expect since it was so cheap but you definitely get your money's worth! Great buy!

Though this product was easy to set up it did not come with any further instructions after the initial set up to the TV. So fumbling around clicking buttons and moving toggles trying to figure out what does what was a bit frustrating. Now let's get to the games. Even though it says 2,000 games the vast majority of them are trash. Many of these don't even work, and not to mention they are either prototype games which you have probably never heard of, hundreds of them are Japanese games, others are arcade games but can't play because the games do not display correctly. And most importantly hundreds of them are repeats of japanese games. Save your money, don't waste your time. I'm definitely returning it.

Not to bad for what I paid. It’s got a good bit of games on it. However there’s no Atari which was disappointing. Also I haven’t been able to figure out if there’s a way to favorite games and have a list of them.

Tiene muchos juegos pero muchos son repetidos y no se le pueden añadir más facilmente

I liked that. The system was very simple to plug into the TV. Turn it on, get it up and running. It was confusing and a bit time-consuming as it took roughly 45 minutes to figure out how to work the buttons on the remote control controllers. There were no instructions on how to exit a game etc. and if you made a mistake and you didn’t select your language, it was more difficult. The games that I tried for the most part were very good. There was Etc. and if you made a mistake and you didn’t select your language, it was more difficult. The games that I tried for the most part were very good. There was two pages or two screens of games to select for Atari, which brought me back to the 80s when I had a good fortune of playing Atari 2600 and walking into a video arcade and playing Pac-Man Pole position space invaders, asteroids, etc. The graphics were decent for the most part on most of the games represented pole position. The graphics were a bit crude and actually more crude than the actual Atari 2600 game. I did enjoy going through multiple pages like 180 some pages of arcade games from the 80s to choose from. The graphics for those games such as donkey, Kong elevator, Miss Pac-Man etc. were very good like the original arcade games. I would’ve given the system or the game stick an overall five the biggest problem was on the hand controllers the joystick that you had to use to play miss Pac-Man, donkey Kong etc. too much slop/play making it difficult if not impossible to play those games. I wish another controller was available like the original Atari 2600 controller. , it was not easy to use those games.

Games are very slow and difficult/impossible to navigate to other games. There are better things to waste money on.