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Great for the price; minor surgery will be required if your hands are human-shaped.
This is really a great throwaway device for the money. You can throw it in a purse or a backpack and you won’t feel too bad if it gets broken after a few weeks. But, it’s actually quite rugged (cheap plastic screens are actually good for this!) and it might last you a good long while, even if you’re rough with it.It’s a closed system, meaning you can’t add your own roms to it easily (if at all).The surgery I mentioned is due to the d-pad. It is the worst d-pad I have ever used in my life. I don’t think any one with human-shaped hands can think this d-pad is good. The “bumps” on each direction make it very painful to use, in any direction. I literally felt pain in my fingers off of the very first press of the d-pad. I never got used to it and I could not use the device at all.Thankfully, it is easy to fix. I was worried that the d-pad might be hollow (to save on costs), but it is solid throughout. You can take a box-cutter, scalpel, or any sharp knife and just slice the bumps right off! The closer you are to getting all of the “bump” with a single stroke, the better, but even with my mistakes I was able to trim and fix all four directions. It becomes perfectly usable and completely comfortable as soon as you take those silly bumps off!The a & b buttons are oddly positioned (above each other; has anyone at this company ever seen or used a handheld device before?) but they are ok for the simplicity of the games on the device.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023
It’s a closed system, meaning you can’t add your own roms to it easily (if at all).
The surgery I mentioned is due to the d-pad. It is the worst d-pad I have ever used in my life. I don’t think any one with human-shaped hands can think this d-pad is good. The “bumps” on each direction make it very painful to use, in any direction. I literally felt pain in my fingers off of the very first press of the d-pad. I never got used to it and I could not use the device at all.
Thankfully, it is easy to fix. I was worried that the d-pad might be hollow (to save on costs), but it is solid throughout. You can take a box-cutter, scalpel, or any sharp knife and just slice the bumps right off! The closer you are to getting all of the “bump” with a single stroke, the better, but even with my mistakes I was able to trim and fix all four directions. It becomes perfectly usable and completely comfortable as soon as you take those silly bumps off!
The a & b buttons are oddly positioned (above each other; has anyone at this company ever seen or used a handheld device before?) but they are ok for the simplicity of the games on the device.
Great for the price; minor surgery will be required if your hands are human-shaped.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023
This is really a great throwaway device for the money. You can throw it in a purse or a backpack and you won’t feel too bad if it gets broken after a few weeks. But, it’s actually quite rugged (cheap plastic screens are actually good for this!) and it might last you a good long while, even if you’re rough with it.Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023
It’s a closed system, meaning you can’t add your own roms to it easily (if at all).
The surgery I mentioned is due to the d-pad. It is the worst d-pad I have ever used in my life. I don’t think any one with human-shaped hands can think this d-pad is good. The “bumps” on each direction make it very painful to use, in any direction. I literally felt pain in my fingers off of the very first press of the d-pad. I never got used to it and I could not use the device at all.
Thankfully, it is easy to fix. I was worried that the d-pad might be hollow (to save on costs), but it is solid throughout. You can take a box-cutter, scalpel, or any sharp knife and just slice the bumps right off! The closer you are to getting all of the “bump” with a single stroke, the better, but even with my mistakes I was able to trim and fix all four directions. It becomes perfectly usable and completely comfortable as soon as you take those silly bumps off!
The a & b buttons are oddly positioned (above each other; has anyone at this company ever seen or used a handheld device before?) but they are ok for the simplicity of the games on the device.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2021
