Bearway Retro Game Console Emulator Console - Super Console X2 PRO 60000+ Video Games,Plug & Play Retroplay Console,Video Game Console Compatible 70+ Emulators,3 Systems,4K UHD,2.4G+5.0G,BT 5.0

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There may be over 60,000 titles but most of them don't work. All of the Star Wars titles I tried had the incorrect ROM files, whatever that means. Many of the titles I tried would show a page of machine language and would not work. And ALL of the Playstation titles would go through the entire introduction video but when it came time to press X to start, the game would not start. And if I tried pressing other buttons, none of the Playstation games would start.The internet set up is confusing. Not sure if I need the gaming system address that was on the memory card was needed to direct the machine to that website, but I saw no real clear place to put my Wifi info in so I can use the device to access the internet.And when I set the time zone to my region, the remote control could not access the main menu!! This system was just buggy from the start. It is a great idea but it doesn't come close to fulfilling its promise. I am thoroughly disappointed with this system.I can only hope that customer support will come up with some feasible solutions.

Easy plug and play. Hours of fun !

I was able to update the github sourcefiles successfully. Does anyone know what the parameters 'Reboot from NAND' mean?

The console has a power button, indicator lights, and comes with remote control, two battery powered wireless game controllers (playstation type) and a hub adapter to attach up to four usb items/controllers. I wish that the controllers had built in rechargeable batteries, as that would save me a tone of money over time. Such better controllers can be purchased separately. The software has emulators for arcade and various home console systems. I'm finding that it's not easy to match the name of an emulator to the game console it emulates. Also within each emulator the game titles don't match the cartridge or disk names I recall. The games I want to play are in there somewhere, but there isn't one universal search for the whole library of games on here...just a separate search in each emulator, and the titles are different. Fortunately there is a photo of each game, so I find the one I want to play by that. Then games I played in America are in Japanese on here...which I've not had the privilage of learning yet...so in game I can't read the text options or cinema captions. Now, the music is a nice feature when scrolling through game lists, but that doesn't make up for the detractors. Nice try, but I'm looking elsewhere.

A tone of games to choose from. Looks just like the arcade game from back in the day. Don’t get it if you are looking for high definition gaming console. It was easy to set up. One thing I do not like is once you are in a game I have not been able to figure out how to exit back to the main menus without turning the system off. Even the sounds of the game are as they were in the arcade.

Only problem I have is one of the controllers is missing its Bluetooth connector.

This game station freezes up a ton while playing some games and is not very user friendly.