Review on Nintendo Game & Watch, beige/green by Stanislaw Puzyna ᠌

1. USB-C does not work for data transfer - only charging. As a result: hacking the console only by hardware, it is impossible to output to the big screen. 2. No headphone jack. A big minus, forcing you to play without sound almost all the time, so as not to annoy others. It's not even worth talking about the presence of BT here. 3. The "Clock" mode is positioned in promotional videos and reviews as an "Always On" feature - you turn on the clock, put it on the table and you always have the opportunity to see the time. This is wrong. The mode is limited to three minutes, after which the device goes to sleep. 4. The volume setting is not general, but separately set for games and for hours. This is often confusing, since it is not needed at all in the clock (there is no alarm clock). 5. Resetting progress when turning off the device (discharge or long holding the "Power" button). 6. Games. Apart from the classic Game & Watch Ball, there are Super Mario Bros and the Japanese Super Mario Bros 2 (released as Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels in the West). For such a device, one would like to see "plotless/endless" games like Dr. Mario's Tetris, the original Mario Bros and others.