All the normal console games work and some retro PC machines games might play with a keyboard hooked up. Let's you mark games as favorites or you can search by console

J’ai essayer au minimum 40 jeux et aucun ne fonctionne. Trop de manette et de variant pour imaginer possible de vendre ce genre de console sans voler les gens. Je ne recommande à personne j’ai essayer longtemps de bien le configurer et c’est impossible

For the console games it works fine for the most part. I'm not sure about the 117000 games though. Some of them don't work at all. The computer games are not working for me at all. I used to have an Atari ST so when I heard they were on this system I got it right away. As you can see from the first two pics they aren't exactly playable as you can only see the top left hand of the screen. Some have files missing. You will need a mouse and keyboard. If I can't get this screen problem fixed I will probably return it.

This product was not as advertised. Freezes and runs games on horrible graphics. The original gaming console are better than this junk don't waste your money.

A few of the popular games don't play properly, or have no sound and the stock controllers lag. Bought a wired aftermarket one and the lag is gone.

So I first became aware of this machine from a YouTube video criticizing it, rather unfairly I thought as most things on-screen didn't seem to be nearly as bad as the reviewer was stating. Having recently purchased a small 10" screen with the intention of making a bedside gaming station, this unit offering a huge assortment of emulation cores of almost every machine from my childhood and teenage years that I could ever ask for and still expandable while running in a very compact form factor was appealing to me, especially with proper wireless controllers supported (and included!) rather then the horrible IR dreck bundled with most 'famiclones'.So in a nutshell, I am extremely happy with my purchase. Not only were the included controllers lightweight (as disparaged by the YT video) but felt to be of extremely high quality. None of the clicky, mushy frustrating feel and response of cheap famiclone and 'TV all in one' packages sold all over the place. Everything, and most importantly the analog sticks felt to be of PlayStation 2 quality, not just in their looks. Response is crisp both to your fingers and to the on-screen action. It also accepted without any problems my PC-gaming standby the Xbox 360 controller, automatically configuring itself to work with all included emulation cores.Speaking of which, the selection of systems emulated out of the box as well as the amount of ROM images claimed are exactly as stated. Not only are there ROM packages of nearly every game commercially released for the systems included (barring many of the the large sized of Dreamcast or PS2 games) on the included 256gb MicroSD card (itself selling for almost 1/3 the price of the entire system at retail!) but also the best understated feature is the inclusion of the "hacks" category of Genesis, NES and especially SNES roms including Japanese to English translations of DOZENS of JRPGs (Japanese style Role-Playing Games) allowing you to play titles from your favourite series that never saw a North American release such as Seiken Densetsu 3 (would be Secret of Mana 2 in North America) as well as entirely new games based on beloved classics like Chrono Trigger: Flames of Eternity as well as a ton of humorous or difficulty updates of classic games, randomizers and more.Emulation of even 6th generation consoles like the Dreamcast is surprisingly robust, gameplay is at or very near full speed for even graphically complex games, although there are noticable corruption problems with games like Soul Calibur for the DC or Star Fox for the SNES that can likely be fixed with new emulation core updates as the emulators mature. Getting your box online for said updates as well as other options like video playback is a breeze, as is customizing various aspects of the emulation cores.However, even fairly simple cores like those of the ColecoVision and Intellivision can suffer from problems on certain games, but they are rarely game-breaking except when the controller will not respond as on certain Coleco and Atari 800 games even when using the pop-up keyboard/numpad options. Although some older reviews here state that the system becomes extremely hot and unstable, the manufacturer claims to have fixed this problem and I can state that my unit never becomes anything but slightly warmer then my hands and is no more unstable after running for several hours then after first powering it on. There is a rather annoying video that plays everytime the unit is powered on and I hope there is a way to disable this that I just haven't found yet, but it's a minor hassle at worst.Overall, this system is well worth the money as long as you are even minimally comfortable with using emulators on a PC. Almost everything is either pre-set properly or extremely simple to configure if not. While some of the "117,000" included games may not work, everything that matters works just fine. If you grew up in the 1980s (or your parents did and got you hooked on the classics) but don't have the time or desire to set up a bunch of emulators on the family PC or else want a private 'all in one' retrogaming box in your personal retreat, small screen or large (system supports 4k playback) this is well worth your money. It's quality is superb compared to many other Chinese retro-gaming systems out there for comparable or even higher priced systems.

One of our controllers is missing the dongle, the controllers are very cheap and seam delayed, a lot of games won't load and show an error message.

I was skeptical at first if it would work as advertised, sure enough it did, so simple , I just plugged it into my TV and instantly started playing some classic Mario party