Yukung Wireless Retro Game Console, HDMI Video Sticks with Dual 2.4G Controllers, Built-in 10000+ Classic Games, Plug & Play, 64GB, HD Output, 9 Emulators for TV, Gifts Adults,Black,(M8)

Ideal with all the old games on, brought back memories of being a kids again, brilliant to take the boredom away

when i first tried it it was ok, not used for a few days now 1 of the remotes wont work even with new batteries and most of the games don't work, i would avoid if i were you

this is great for the old games of our youth ,i seen a lot of feed back saying they do not work but with no instructions people are just plugging into hdmi and it will not work ,there is a power cable supplied thats usb that plugs into the stick and goes to the tv usb port then it works ,one more thing there is a usb receiver that needs plugging into the end of the stick to receive the controller signals the games are just how you remember them like space invaders or pac man and street fighter ,quality is as we remember from back in the day ,i have one and its great fun .

I read some of the reviews but at that price I'll give it go and was pleasantly surprised, yeh some of the graphics on some games adding that great but otherwise great fun, I like the fact it comes with 2 controllers so I can play the wife 😀 we had so much fun and laughter playing space invaders and other games we remembered from our childhood.

great fun brought as a novelty gift now i want one myself

I mean... it works. But not well.Whatever ARM chip they've shoved in this thing should handle most (but not all) titles included from the 8 and 16 bit era. However the sound stuttering and frameskips happening on games that really shouldn't be taxing to even the most basic modern CPUs running emulation, this thing clearly has awful kinks in its optimisation. I've no doubt with better firmware it would probably be cured of most of its ills.But for the £20 I paid for this, the included microSD card full of ROMs made the purchase worth it all by itself. They can (and will) be put to other uses!So, if it's an 80s game, I think you can expect to get a decent game out of the machine (if you can find it in the Kafkaesque nightmare that is its menu system). For 90s titles, play it by ear. For instance SNES Mariokart worked just fine surprisingly, but Sonic 2 on the MD stuttered unplayably.

Not all the games work, Sonic does not work.

I bought it thinking that its no gonna work good in sucha cheap price and will have a little number of games.But to my surprise it contained nearly all PS1 and other console games of my childhood.The Wireless controller works very well and have a good range.100% recommended if you want to play the 2000s PS1 and gameboy games.The speed of some games is a little bit slow.