VIDEO CHESS - Atari 2600 Game (Retro Fam)

I am very happy with my RG 350.I got the version with 32gb of roms already installed. It is a very nice selection of games, but one could install a better selection if they spend the time on the roms sites. The selection had most of the NES games that I wanted. It did not include Zelda, but it was very easy to download and install it. Other emulators were also fairly easy to install. There are plenty of videos on YouTube to answer almost any question one might have.Having said all of the above, this is a confusing little device if you haven’t done any research. There are many menus and several ways one can get lost or screw something up. I do not recommend this device for small children or anyone that just wants a plug and play game system. This is basically a small computer that runs retro roms, not a dedicated gaming system. It runs most games made from about 1979 to 2000 with no problem. It will not currently run N64 very well.

So far so good. I have to say out of all the handheld emulators I have bought this is the best one so far. There seems to be a lot of support for this system online and easy to find help. The screen is the perfect size and clear and doesn't look cheap like the other handhelds I have purchased. I think I am going to sell my other handheld emulators and stick with this one.

Holy moly This came with so many games. It had almost all the GameBoy advance games on it when I got it. It had so many games, play station on down. I bought an SD card off of Etsy. I have nails over 16,000 games on it. I am a kid in a candy store. This is the greatest retro machine of my lifetime. Buy it If you love retro games.

I’ve been waiting a while to get the best of these handheld emulators, with minimum to no compromises in a GBA form factor. This is it, with the pocketgo v2 being a close second. And the games preloaded were almost all legitimate, and almost all NTSC versions which was a nice surprise. Build quality is stellar with little else to be desired. Flashing the newest firmware was easy, and all of the emulators work very well with the intended ROMs and ISOs. Most everything, PS1 included, runs 60 frames without throttling the CPU.I would recommend this to anyone, and those with some tech knowledge can get a lot out of this. Beginners might need a little assistance, but as it comes there is no need to stress if you don’t want to update.