In the last five years or so there’s been an explosion of mini-consoles fueled by mass nostalgia for games from the 1980s and 1990s. These consoles run the gambit from shoddily-designed and made from the cheapest components possible to sturdy boxes that offer licensed games and a plethora of HD upscaling options. Unfortunately, there’s been…
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High-quality build.
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Controllers are awesome, and can be used on PC.
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Built-in selection of classics from Capcom, Irem, Data East, and Technos.
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SD Card slot allows you to play back-ups from multiple systems.
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Some slowdown on certain titles.
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No global option to set games to their original aspect ratio.
