Review on HAIHUANG Handheld Vibrating Portable Vibration by Danny Flores

I've completed most of the games now and there are more replays than I would like. Some games are present here up to 4 times, not as clones or hacks. However, you still get 100 games. There are 2 or 3 games that open the menu for a few (12-24) contra games, but they are mostly levels and not full games. For example, collect these X in systems of the same type. The system comes mostly with 8-bit games from nes/famicom, mixed in with some Atari and some 8-bit versions of 16-bit games. The system and controllers are quite small. Great, if you want to travel with it you could probably put it in your pocket. The controllers feel good, not great, but good for having fun. However, you don't want to play precision games like Pacman or Clu Clu Land. It's going crazy! The connector for them is Type C, so there might be some options, but I'm not going to grind gray square poop. As a bonus, they have a built-in vibration function. The video is 1/8 inch on RCA and looks decent. My resubmit button can get stuck sometimes, but it's not a big deal. As with many of these X-in-One systems, many games have the music disabled or incorrect, and some of them don't play as well as their original counterparts. I'm sure it's because of the ROMs and cheap controllers, but let's face it, none of this is licensed. In general, everything is not so bad. I wouldn't buy this if I'm expecting all your favorite kids from the 80's and early 90's. It's more the B-side of the game selection.