UDKED Q90 Portable Game Console, Open Source Linux System, Vibration Motor, 3000 Games, Compatible with Various Simulators, 16GB

My daughter likes retro games. This is excellent for her. All the pokemon and Disney games she could want to play.

Buttons and stick are nice, screen very good(don't forget to remove the screen protector). built in speakers very good. Very light device I would recommend investing in a spare battery, I hear never let the battery run completely dead during use as it may corrupt files and the memory card its self. Having a phone battery bank hooked up now and again during use you can not go wrong Backup the official memory card as it's known to fail. Buy high quality high speed SD cards will help stop corruption and give a few extra Frames Per Second, and source yourself the MIYOO custom firmware it too can help with Frames Per Second for some games. Always shut down correctly as directed. It doesn't run games on systems from the PS1 and younger, although you can get some PS1 games running good Frames Per Second, you just don't have the buttons for most games. All systems run good besides a few games for the SNES are sketchy I hear. I have seen SNES Mario Cart, Chaos Engine and Star Fox are a bit slow and laggy now and again, but playable, it might depend on SD card speed. Future updates if any might help with poor FPS games

It's a nice little console we'll made the only thing it said on one of the photes it has n64 and dreamcase and it dont

This classic console controller shaped emulator is packed full of different games from different systems. The games work (the screen is small but perfectly adequate) but there are some oddities… so Resident Evil is under the Biohazard name (the Japanese release name) and though it has English dubbing the on-screen language is Japanese – also the controls seemed inverted. There was one arcade game, 1941, where I couldn’t exit the game (though the game worked well). This is an issue as the instructions inform the user to turn off through the on-screen power off before using the actual side switch to avoid corruption of the OS. I’m guessing the little foibles are down to the fact that I suspect this is not exactly a fully licensed product. For the price, though, honestly you’ll not do better and you’ll be digging through a treasure trove of retro-games.

Great little games console, I got this for my partner as he loves his retro games, and he's very impressed! The interface is a bit basic and not the most user friendly, but once you've got the hang of loading/finding the games you want, it's exactly the same feel to playing the game to if you were on the original console. You can save your game by clicking the menu button and selecting the 'save state' option, and then when you come back to it, you select the 'load state' option. There are so many games included on it, varying from Pokemon/Super Mario/Sonic/Crash Bandicoot/The Sims/Barbie just to name a few. Good quality considering the price, hours of gaming fun to be had, we would recommend.