363 Frogger Micro Arcade Review

I'm a big fan of Oregon Trail games but this micro arcade game is a joke. Saving progress is impossible, so you'll have to go through it in one session. The game has been simplified even more than the original, resulting in grammatical errors and YOU CANNOT MOVE WHILE HUNTING. They simply spawn in the same location in the same forest and aim in one of 4 directions. I strongly advise against this purchase if you are considering it.

Bought in October, lasted until Christmas. My kid opened it up on Christmas morning, played with it for 5 minutes - I was there and saw it play, he didn't abuse it in any way - and then BOOM, white screen. Turned off, then turned on again. Calculated. nope Now it's just a white screen. And I can't return it because it's outside the return window. I strongly recommend buying another product; that's nonsense. And I saw another review with the same complaint (white screen).

This version of the game contains several software bugs. The main mistake is that food intake and rest do not affect your health. As a result, your party's health will deteriorate rapidly. This makes it impossible to get past mid-game. Another mistake concerns the hunt for food. You always get 900 pounds of food no matter what you shoot (if anything). You also don't have the option to walk through the forest in this version. I contacted Super Impulse about this issue a few weeks ago and asked…

I love this item without a doubt. Having Tetris everywhere is the perfect pastime. Oh, did I mention snaps? I'm sure he won't win any prizes at the golf tournament, but that's where the downside starts to show. You cannot adjust the screen brightness! Wow how you can play indoors under a lightbulb! There needs to be an update for that. The keys are too deep on the front of the device - and don't get me wrong - that's probably more of a plus. There is no way to pause, turn off and resume. . I…

December 25, 2019 I received my Tetris Micro arcade game and I love it. As other reviewers have complained that the in-game buttons are too loud, when you press them they make a clicking noise. I don't care if they make a clicking sound. Other reviewers also complained that the screen is too small, hence the name Micro Arcade, hence the Micro Screen. I love this game so much I had to put it down to write this review. I love that it's rechargeable and has a long battery life between charges so I

Buttons for spins versus NES, Gameboy. It's annoying. It just pisses me off because the hardware is perfect and the software just needs a few tweaks to bring it closer to perfection. You can only start at level 1 (the game version most people compare it to had the option to start at levels 1-9). The rest of the device is fantastic, great buttons, great small screen. I just want them to get the game settings right. I'm hoping for a firmware update to fix these issues. The only gameplay option is

Tetris Micro Arcade is a very handy game to kill time. Portability can't be beat, and a round or two of Tetris will always help pass the time. I use the term "time killer" as it's not the ideal way to experience Tetris and the input could be better. I have the original Arduboy (with nice and soft soft buttons) and the clicking buttons on Micro Arcades frustrate me and annoy others. One of my favorite parts of Tetris is the music, so it only plays one cycle before changing. with sound effects is

Bad:* The screen resolution is too low and looks blurry, the gameplay is a bit choppy.* The screen doesn't look nearly as good as the product images Web give a misleading impression. *I won't discount it for its very basic sound as it pretty much matches the Arduboy it's based on and I wasn't expecting anything like an arcade version). * Your high score will NOT be saved after the device is turned off. * No option to pause or pause the game. * The ghost behavior is definitely NOT the same as in

I bought almost the entire Tiny Arcade series from this company, I really liked it. Games are simplified and reprogrammed for the tiny screen - MAME emulation, not emulation. But overall they give the right feel to the games and are a lot of fun to play. These are very, very bad ports. I've played a lot of bad Atari ports in my time, but these are some of the worst. Super Breakout is incredibly slow and the ball behaves ridiculously. The asteroids are destroyed by the fact that the titular…