Mini Arcade Machine, Retro Gaming Console, Handheld Game Console with 156 Classic 16-Bit Video Games, 2.8 Inch Color Display, Rechargeable Battery, Support for TV Output, Birthday Present for Children

This thing is friggen cool! I bought this for my son for Xmas, and I wish I would have got one. Fired up Battletoads, and was like wow, these graphics are great!

Very cool! I had to buy two the run time plays for about for 2 , 2 and 1/2 hours. It does not save your game unfortunately. I wish they had one that had more games like snes on it but this will do. You're not gonna find something like this With that many games. If you do it's gonna have one or two games at most. I have them kicking it on my desk with the screen running. As in the picture uploaded.

I thought that an arcade-styled gaming device holding 156 SEGA games would be a gimmick (and probably not officially authorized), but considering its low price, I thought I'd give it a try as it would make for a nice, novelty gift. PROS - Retro arcade design with joystick and 6 buttons - 156 SEGA games - microUSB rechargeable - Roughly 1.5 hour play time and 1 hour charging - Connect the arcade to a large TV screen using an RCA-style connector CONS - Volume button did not adjust the loudness at all - Volume starts at a high loudness whenever you turn on the arcade (it does not remember the last setting) - Joystick is not of a high quality (it's more like a directional game pad in the style of a joystick) - Game selection could be a bit tedious to scroll through - Screen is not the best at most viewing angles, and as such, gaming on it for a long time could be a bit of an issue for the eyes - No ability to save progress GAMES - The star of this game collection is, of course, Street Fighter - My other favorites were Tekken, Alex Kidd, Mortal Kombat, and a racing game I could not remember the name of Whether this game collection is authorized by SEGA or not, overall this is a multi-game compilation packaged in a neat, retro-inducing arcade cabinet. Although I would not recommend it for extended play, it is fun nonetheless to play some old games. It also makes for a GREAT gift idea for nostalgic reasons. If you found this review helpful, please click the "Yes/Helpful" button below to encourage me to write more. Thank you!

My adult son loved this from the first time he saw it. He only played with it for a little while and said it was just like playing the old-school games, except it's so small that it's hard to play with adult-size fingers. He said it definitely has a good selection of cool games, and it made him long for the full-size arcade games again. His 10-year-old was dying to play it as soon as he saw it. He's the one I actually bought it for. He said it is "awesome, " a really cool little arcade," and that it was "very fun playing the games my dad used to play when he was my age." He said it is easy to operate, except that the buttons aren't labeled, but it doesn't take long to figure them out. It's easy to switch games even though he sometimes had to click the reset button a few times to switch. Other than that, everything works great and he is absolutely sold on it! His twin 4-year old brothers are also dying to try it, but they'll have to grow up a bit more because it wouldn't last long in their little hands. Instead they like to watch him play and can't wait to get bigger so they can do it themselves. As for me, it's a unique and cute little game system that charged quickly and easily.

I bought this for my eight-year-old grandson and he loves it.

I have two of these (to adults) as gifts for Christmas and they both really liked them!

This is the only way to play third party games from sega, like x men or Batman returns. So far it works, I did not play all the games but the ones a played did work. When you plug it in to an hd tv the games are a bit off then a older tv. Sometimes there are a little lag and the health bar is cut off a little but not for every game. It did not bother me because I am just happy to be able to play it. It might run better on an old school tv from the 90s. Also here is a tip that works for me, not sure it will for you. When switching between games if you are in one, reset it then turn off and back on to get to main menu. If you just reset to main menu and play, the unit will start to crash in seconds. So when I powered off and on after the reset, no problems.

This thing is a ton of fun. Lots of great Sega games. The fighting games seem to have shorter fights than I remember. 3 hit combo and you win.