Review on BAORUITENG Handheld Console - Portable Kids' Electronics with Plug & Play Video Games by Brad Russell
It's a must!: Plug and Play Video Games
Love it! In my opinion this thing is really cheap because it comes with NES, SNES, Sega Dreamcast, PlayStation 1, Neo Geo and more, I can't remember. The battery life lasts a long time, I would say 3 days of battery life, and maybe even longer in hardcore games! I brought this a few months ago, when I ordered it it only took a week to get to my house, I live in Texas. I really recommend anyone looking for an emulator to get started, this bad boy's nostalgic levels are off the charts!
- ★ Linux Tony System Opening: free with 32G TF card with 2500 classic games, perfectly support PS1, CPS1, CPS2, FBA, NEOGEO, NEOGEO POCKET, GBA, GBC, GB, SFC, FC, MD, SMS, GG, Mobile, MSX, PCE, WSC, POKE MINI, Graft games etc. 20 different game formats. The customer can also download other games himself from the website
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