My Arcade Mini Player: 10" Tall Arcade Machine with 20 Built In Games Pac-Man, Galaga, Mappy and More, Fully Playable, 4.25 Inch Color Display, Speakers, Volume Controls, Headphone Jack (Bandai Namco Museum Hits)

This little arcade game is awesome. It has lots of classic favorites which feel just like the original games. The games have all of the music and sound effects. The only two oddities are that 1) the joystick is small but doesn't really affect game play and 2) when playing Dig Dug, the music stops if you're not pushing the joystick. But as soon as you push it again, the song starts right where it stopped. This is a great item for anyone who loves these classic games.

A cute item that my kid enjoyed but after extremely light use the D-Pad no longer functions (down directional doesn't work) rendering the entire unit I spent $80 on totally unuseable.

Bought for 8 year old who loves retro games. Though small it fits well on his desk and I'm sure is used frequently in place of homework!

I like the uniqueness of this small arcade cabinet. I don't want to pay more money for something bulky. This little cabinet fits a lot of games, and is better than my Coleco mini arcade. I have to be careful with the plug in cord since you can not put batteries in it, but overall it is pretty fun to play. Brings me back to the 80's when I was to young to go to arcades. The original price is to much for what you are getting, but I think it is well worth the discount posted on here. I also like that the top lights up like the bigger versions. The only thing I would change is the pictures on the side they already have a Mappy, and Pacman arcade that is separate. I would have used pictures to games not used before, but I like this a lot either way. I have small hands since I'm short, but bigger hands might have a hard time playing it. You can remove the stick if that helps.

First, it seems to be well made. It's also a decent size, not to small, but mini enough to travel with (No battery option). The sounds, vsiauls, all seems spot on from my days playing these games, and my grandson loves it. So yes, I'd recommend this game system..

The pros: 1. Good list of games 2. cool cabinet design 3. lit marquee The Cons: 1. Emulation is poor, especially on Splatterhouse 2 (which is one of the main reasons I wanted this). It glitches like crazy. Other games have dropped frames and shimmer when scrolling. 2. D-Pad is the same as the smaller my arcade mini cabinets, not very responsive. 3. screen is cheap, viewing angle is very bad, you have to be looking at it exactly straight ahead. It is also an odd size that is too long vertically, there is an option to stretch it even for vertical games that makes all the games look distorted. Overall its a neat collectible with some great games, but it needs things like a dedicated options menu and better emulation. For the price tag, I was expecting it to play a bit nicer.

Every thing was very tiny, cost was too high, the game graphics was very small just not what u think. Big big rip off.things

This mini arcade machine mimics the full-size machines from the 70's and 80's with 20 of the most popular games from that era. The mini arcade works great and provides fun entertainment for both young and old. If you were a young teenager in the era, you can re-live the past. If you are a teenager now you can experience the fun of retro arcade games. The mini arcade player essentially takes the place of 20 full-size machines in a more practical size. My kids and I have had great time playing it. My only recommendation for improvement would be to update it to run off of alkaline or rechargeable batteries (perhaps one lithium ion battery). The current version must be plugged into an outlet which makes it less convenient for play location and travel.