FougeiTTs Wireless Retro Game Console,Plug and Play Video Game Stick Built in 10000+ Games,9 Classic Emulators, with Dual 2.4G Wireless Controllers(64G)

So after spending a whole weekend playing with this I can say that there are a lot of games that don't work correctly. Like anything that is MAME from Sega doesn't work (outrun or any vehicle game from Sega you can't steer). Also there are a lot of games I would have thought would have been here but aren't. Most of the games are playable, and work good. The search feature is a great touch. I wish someone would compile a list of games for these emulators that are only the USA releases. There really is no reason to have 6 pages of street fighter, and 2 pages of Mario. It's decent enough to keep and not send back, but definitely not the best option when it comes to video game emulators.

This retro game console is as advertised. It was plug and play, includes thousands of old video games, and reasonably priced. I should note the GUI index of all the games on the console is manageable, even if overwhelming.With all that said, I wouldn't purchase again. There 4 to 6 versions of each game, not all versions work seamlessly (or at all), and most of the "different" games are of the same genre.I've enjoyed playing weird versions of Tetris, Frogger, Donkey Kong, Wolfenstein, and Mr. and Ms. Pac Man. But I only played each once. This console was $20 overpriced at $60+ given the use I've gotten out of it.I couldn't find any of the classic Intellivision games as was promised. They may be on this console under a different or foreign name and I just didn't recognize them.I'll keep the consile though, so when I feel nostalgic for my youth, I can plug in and play some Mortal Kombat.

I am still trying it out and going to read up on other ones that may be better. Should I return it. The main thing that’s annoying is that the controller has a delay to it because of the USB wireless thing. It makes playing things like streetfighter almost impossible but you can easily play things like Zelda for the super Nintendo. Also, it does not have an N64, which is a big deal to me. It has a PlayStation that’s the best it gets in. It only has like 10 games for it so if you really just want beer basics Nintendo super Nintendo gameplay some of the music is messed up lots of glitches but you know it’s emulation.

Sure it has a lot of games, but there's on average 10 versions of every game and every iteration of it. That's not so bad, but every game is very, very, very laggy. Not a single game I've tried runs smooth, even the old Tetris. The nostalgia value is high, but don't expect to enjoy as much as you did as a kid.

Back from thee past. Get used to the controls and have fun.

Once you finally figure out how to navigate the menu, there are lots of cool games. Many of them are mislabeled or in bad English.The controls tend to be laggy which is super frustrating.

A good selection of games but a lot are repeat, US version, Japanese version, ect. Wish it had more Atari games as that is my genre but still a good selection.

I was able to set up the console, the pirated games are also seems fine, BUT - it's impossible to play! These remote controllers have a delay (1-2 seconds). First I thought it might be not fully charged batteries? But no - same delay with new batteries, which makes literally impossible to play games with requires a reaction (most of the fighting games). The idea of a "P&P flash drive with pre-installed emulators" is nice, but implementation needs improvement.