R40S Pro Handheld Game Console, Over 30,000 Pre-Installed Games, More Than 20 Retro Emulator Systems, 3.5 inch IPS Full-View HD Screen，256GB (Gray)

The media could not be loaded. Well, what do I say? It’s pretty awesome. A small handheld that could accompany you on long flights or road trip. It has like 4000 games all the classics. I think I only saw two games that didn’t work but other than that no complaints the image processor is pretty quick joysticks and everything works and the screen quality and refresh rate as in acceptable range. It is well built and also allows you to update so no complaints two thumbs up.

Arrived without memory card with games. Hopefully the replacement has it.

Was a gift and he says its fun and cnbenient

crystal clear screengood controlsamazing selection of games...it doesn't have everything...no arcade version of Gauntlet, Joust, or (I think) Pacman.But on a screen this size, it does seem like some of the console games have the exact same mechanics. Gauntlet was fun to play on the Megadrive, Pacman sounded, looked, and felt like the arcade version on one of the consoles, I think the NES.The Arcade section has 10 Yard Fight, Xevious, Zaxxon, Dig Dug, Dig Dug 2, Donkey Kong AND Krazy Kong, Ms. Pac Man, Rampage, and even Karate Champ. The joysticks didn't work well with Karate Champ, but they worked fine with Gauntlet and Pac Man.It has several versions of Prince of Persia, it has Shadowgate, several console versions of Rampart that play well, and I think both Shadowrun games (SNES and Genesis).All in all, a really good spread of game, sure to his most of you favorites. The most complete one I've seen so far without getting a full-on 100k Games Retro Games System that you have to plug into your TV.There are a few Japanese language games, I think. I didn't really try any out.Every game I tried worked well, so I think they've been through and curated all the games. Or at least most of them.The only downside is that there were a few more adult games. If you get a huge 100k Games! system, there will be dozens. This one has 2, that I can tell. It's a pretty boring game, and you win pretty easily, and if you do well it shows a girl in a thin Tshirt. If you get a jackpot, the girl you've picked will disrobe, but she'll hold her hand over vital spots, but you still might see a flash of the forbidden.I don't know if it goes any farther than that.All in all, these more adult games are NOT appropriate for children. But you can delete the games by going into the menu, selecting Edit Game Metadata and at the bottom, select Delete.Also, it wasn't clear that the gray option was the active one, the black box (that looks like the selection) is actually the deselection. But you'll get used to that.I'm pretty sure you can add ROMs of your favorite games, because Emulation Station is very flexible. So I might still add in my Arcade version of Joust (I've got it saved in a few places).Very good system. Very flexible. Lots of games, Easy to Customize.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Bought this in October for a Christmas gift. It’s now January, and it’s out or refund status.It was only played about 3 times as it was for my husband. The bottom of the screen jumps and glitches. For this price I would not recommend buying this.

This is a great console for the money. The games are good, the only issue is that Ocarina of Time file is corrupted. But it’s a good system for traveling. EDIT* The saved game features do not work. I cannot save my progress in Final Fantasy Tactics, it will save but then delete the file later on.

I've owned many portable systems in the past, and this one fits into its own niche of features and power. The system does indeed come pre-loaded with a large number of games from well known platforms, along with the requisite emulator back-end to play them. The menu allows for a huge amount of customizability for the system, and it's nice that I can also add additional games using the included memory card.In terms of playability, most games are smooth with a framerate that I'd expect if playing on their original consoles. The games are indeed the originals down to the music and details, and it's like having a mini arcade to carry around with me. The buttons are solid and sturdy, and the overall package is surprisingly light weight.

For the money I spent on this thing its pretty useless. The save game function doesn’t seem to work at all and the save state in the system itself is glitchy. There is no online support to get help with my issues nor is there a website that I’ve been able to find to fix the problem myself. I’m fairly experienced with tech and can’t figure out how to solve the basic issues I’m having and for 75 dollars I can’t justify having this system in my possession.