You'll have to get a USB fan to keep it cool. A 40mm will do fine lime I did. All games will run but you'll have to mess with the settings... I picked this up cause of the arcade games I always would play in the Carlsbad mall where my mom worked..All arcade games and work great.... I noticed while playing PSP or playstion games it struggles between aying the audio in the game and the GPU. Mess with the settings in the option menu and customize your cube😃ðŸ‘
Try turning down or off music in the game.for playstion games. Is a nice machine just needs a fan.. I'm happy with my purchase.â¤ï¸ðŸ˜

would have given higher ratings if the games had been preloaded and the system would be a connect and play. You have to download software to get the files and then unzip them all and then move them to the memory card.

I was skeptical this would be worth the price. So many games on a cheap device that emulates code at a reasonable framespeed? Doubtful... BUT for the price and the nostalgia I was curious enough to buy it. Let me say that if this was $50 more then it would not be worth it... but at the price I purchased it, it was worth the price. It is a simple, plug-and-play deivce. It came with an HDMI cable, power adapter and two Playstation-like knock off controllers that are battery operated (AAA bateries not include). If you already have a blue-tooth compatible controller then it will probably work with this system, if you don't then the included controllers are okay, but not great "” but you can't expect perfection for such a cheap price. Also, be aware that whoever produced this product seems to have simply collected a lot of open source software and mass-dumped ROM files onto a memory card. You will need to have at least some average-to-above-average technical skill to understand the UI. Also, not all ROM files seem to have been fully tested and some do not run. I have found that most of everything runs, but every once in a while there is a game that either won't adapt to the controllers or simply won't run at all. The user interface to find and organize games is just good enough to not be useless, but be prepared to spend some time getting used to all of the menu triggers and systems that it uses to deliver games. Each emulator has its own internal menu system in addition to the system's overall menu system. I spent an hour adding games to a favorites list only to discover I had added them to the wrong favorites list... but I was able to easily figure out how to add to the correct one. So, if you are an average-or-better techie and nostalgic about video games, consoles. and arcade cabinets, then this is definitely a good place to start. The cost is not much more than the latest PS5 or Xbox game. I have already recommended it to a couple of friends.

I was skeptical at first, but after looking through the menus, the many consoles, this thing is great! Found the games I used to play as a kid. It even has a save slot so you can save the stages in games like Galaga and make it to Stage 100. Only wish it had a GameCube and PS2 emulator.
Some of the in game display gets cut off (very little) like the number of lives are left but ninety-nine percent of the game your viewing is very playable and viewable.

Huge inventory of classic games to play. Many are Japanese versions, which was perfect for my spouse since he is Japanese. There are plenty in English as well. Brough back a lot of nostalgia. It's a bit frustrating at first trying to navigate all the systems and games lists. Once you learn to favorite them it makes it easier. Saving a game can be challenging since theee are many different versions of the same game and some of them won't save while another version does. Overall, worth the money.