Despite its white shell lacking contours or much other visual flair, the superior feature-set also impresses. 720p video output sits alongside RCA for connecting to older CRTs, two sturdy controllers with ten-foot cables are included, and a flashy library of 90 games represents a huge, eclectic swath of 8 and 16-bit classics.
To begin with, there are marked improvements in emulation quality. Despite its white shell lacking contours or much other visual flair, the superior feature-set also impresses. 720p video output sits alongside RCA for connecting to older CRTs, two sturdy controllers with ten-foot cables are included, and a flashy library of 90 games represents a huge, eclectic swath of 8 and 16-bit classics. That line-up features some games which have never been available domestically. Alongside classics like Mega Man and Ghosts N’ Goblins, you can try lesser known (but still excellent) coin-op titles like Side Arms and Wizard Fire.