GameNext Wireless Retro Gaming Console Stick Retro Video Game Console Stick Built in 20000+ Games with 9 Emulators, 4K HDMI Output with 2 2.4G Wireless Controllers (64GB Memory Card)

I was pleasantly surprised with this product as this had a lot more value than I expected. It has thousands of games for many different consoles. It is so many different games, I doubt it would be possible to play them all. It also has games released only in certain countries, which is interesting because without this console I would never have been able to play them. The only thing about this is that many of the games are fighting style, so it is repetitive in nature, and it is a bit confusing to understand how to play since the games were not originally meant for this console. Street fighter shows up a lot mostly because they have region exclusive versions of them which are all ported onto this stick.

Enjoyed playing games on this device, but it took a nose dive a little after a month. Only played it every other day for a few hours a day. ALWAYS disconnected the power cord after every use too. The device is unable to read the TF card in it now for some reason. Tried cleaning the card, blowing air into the card slot, etc. NO GO. Also tried using the sharpshooting menus on the Amazon seller's product support site to try and get it to work again, nothing works. Hope the seller sees this and either replaces the item or refunds my money. I will only upgrade my experience if they come through and do the right thing, otherwise, I cannot recommend this product and tell you to look elsewhere.

I brought it for my seven year old great grandson and he enjoys it, but I wouldn’t buy it for an adult

This is so easy to set up and games are good.

Nones, good work. I believe the product, no quality and no money was paid.

I wasn’t expecting top of the line graphics, and many of the games are duplicates and just weak filler games.But, I was able to find many games I remembered and loved playing.There may be 2 or 3 versions of the same game, but one will have fairly decent graphics and the others might not.Also, some games are named differently, there are a couple different names for the old Atari “excitebike” and “Road rash” is called something like “violent motorcycle”, but the title screens usually show the real name.It was easy to set up and get working and the controllers seem fine so far. I’ve only had it a few days, but if it keeps working the way it is now, I’m very happy with it.20,000 games can’t all be winners.

The product is fine, lots of vintage games, many of them are just different version of the same game, so it’s not 2,000 games, more like 400. Main thing is that you can buy similar consoles for $30 or so

Delivered today. Plugged into known-working HDMI port, plugged in power (SD card was inserted as well). Blue power light came on, no video output whatsoever. Tried every video source available on the TV just in case, still nothing.