Review on 🕹️ Enhanced Oriflame Handheld Classic Console Joysticks by Elder Unogu

At first I was very pleased to receive the item so quickly. It was well packaged and arrived quickly. Connecting was incredibly easy and in literally 2 minutes I was able to select games I hadn't played since the early/mid 1990's. The graphics were good and the selection of games was huge. There are 6 game type sections and each section has a different number of games. This system has EVERYTHING - Mike Tyson's Punch Out, Metal Gear, The Legend of Zelda, all Super Mario Brothers, Contra, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Excitebike, all Mega Man games, etc. There are only two very minor problems (for me) - (1) In some games, the music is either noticeably faster or slower. On Mike Tyson's "Punch Out" the music is noticeably slower than I remember; in Super Mario Brothers 2 the music is noticeably faster than I remember. but for me both have no impact on the gameplay (which is the most important thing). I can ignore it, no problem. (2) There are some games that load twice or incorrectly, which is probably due to image processing. For example, Yie Ar Kung Fu is loaded twice (in Yie Ar Kung Fu and in a game called Kung Fu). While Pro Wrestling and Goal aren't the games we knew as the original versions. It's secondary to me considering what is correct, namely Mario/Mega Man/Ninja Gaiden/RC Pro Am/Contra/ and all other classic NES games are playable and the soundtracks are remarkably good. You can't save games, but for me this system should serve as sporadic entertainment. These aren't the long investment games you'll find in the PS or XBox genres. The controllers seem fine and I found I didn't have to control them as precisely as I do with my PS controllers (i.e. be gentle and not press the buttons). I think it was a great purchase for me and for the two small issues I listed above, the joy my family will have playing the NES classic far outweighs those small issues. It seems silly, but I can't tell you how great it was to hear Super Mario Bros. themes again. and Mega Man and play them on an HDTV using an HDMI cable (as opposed to the coaxial cable used at the end of the last century). 80s/90s), it was a trip down memory lane that I was happy to invest in. This purchase (for me and for a few days for the interested party) turned out to be positive.