ION iCade Arcade Bluetooth Cabinet for iPad
Key features
- •Connects via Bluetooth
- •Arcade Cabinet With Joystick & Buttons For iPad
- •Gaming Device
- •Authentic, Full-Sized Controls For A Genuine Arcade
- •FREE Atari Greatest Hits app with one free game (downloads via App Store)
- •Play Atari classics like Asteroids, Centipede, and Battlezone (sold separately)
BrandION Audio
CategoryElectronics Features
ION iCade Arcade Bluetooth Cabinet for iPad
List Price: $253.90$228.51DEALYou Save: $25.39 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Old-School Gaming At Its Finest... But A Little Expensive.
Kathleen Moriarty•June 28, 2016
I love this arcade cabinet. My favorite iPad app to use with it is the Atari's Greatest Hits app, which I downloaded to use with this retro device. My parents say it reminds them of the 1980's, when video games were just starting to become a pop culture phenomenon. This blast from the past really brings back memories, especially if you're into retro gaming like I am.
Fun little gizmo!
Israel Thompson•September 17, 2015
Works as intended. Bluetooth connects perfectly. The unit was packaged a little lacking in padding, but it was used anyways, so no biggie. For someone used to real quality happ joysticks and buttons these are nowhere near the same. Just a warning.
I love this fabulous arcade machine!
Juan H. Klunder Ortiz•December 7, 2014
What a funny machine!, of course, with the appropriate App like gridlee or imame (both, not available in the Apple Store at this moment), but the free app Atari Arcade Hits it's Ok, very funny too, There are another compatibles apps around. I would strongly recommend modify the icade by replacing the action buttons by others with best quality, like the sanwa buttons, because the original ones could be a bit noisy, But it requires a slight mod.
Definitely I recommend to every one who possess a IPad and like to play games like if you where at the arcades.
Well constructed, well planned, very funny. The seller sent it well protected, and mainly, factory sealed, all right!
BTW... It's compatible with every version of Ipad, only the bluetooth conection is required :)
Definitely I recommend to every one who possess a IPad and like to play games like if you where at the arcades.
Well constructed, well planned, very funny. The seller sent it well protected, and mainly, factory sealed, all right!
BTW... It's compatible with every version of Ipad, only the bluetooth conection is required :)
Feels like old times - all you're missing is the pile of quarters from your paper route jingling in your pocket :)
Christopher Patti•September 23, 2014
This thing is CRAZY cool! Beautifully constructed, the controls really feel like honest to god old fashioned built like a battleship arcade controls. The joystick is pleasantly rugged and the buttons issue a satisfying clicky click when pressed.
The bluetooth integration with the iPad is easier than falling off a log to set up, and there are a ton of games that support the iCade directly. Assembly was a bit tricky for someone not mechanically inclined like myself but my wife helped and we finished it in short order.
Over all I'm positively delighted with this product, and the price is right!
The bluetooth integration with the iPad is easier than falling off a log to set up, and there are a ton of games that support the iCade directly. Assembly was a bit tricky for someone not mechanically inclined like myself but my wife helped and we finished it in short order.
Over all I'm positively delighted with this product, and the price is right!
This thing actually works pretty good
K. Thomas•April 24, 2014
The funny thing about this arcade cabinet is that it doesn't work as well in the games I grew up with in the arcade (Atari games, Midway, etc.) but works very well with most other brand games. So if you have a game that doesn't work well it's not the arcade cabinet, it's the developer of the game.
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