Arcade2-Player Pandora PSA 9S Arcade Console with 3160 Games 2D/3D
R3,399
About
Pandora Box is the latest version of our two-person interactive game console. Built-in 3160 games, no need to re-download, no need to re-set. Can be connected to a television, computers, game consoles, and projectors to play games. Acrylic panels with a metal body, greatly extend the service life.
Built-in speakers, no additional audio playback devices needed, it's immersive and brings a better gaming experience. Adults, nostalgic childhood memories await you! This can be used for family reunions, couples games, friends gatherings, and corporate events. What are you waiting for, bring this powerful machine to your home!
Product Features
- 3 Panel image finishings available
- The has a waterproof acrylic panel and smooth surface finish for long life use
- Top brand chips in-game solutions, long-duration playtime, and excellent in heat radiation
- This fun console has 3160 games, forget about spending hours downloading retro games, with this console you can switch from game to game freely
- 2D/3D
- It offers you clear and high definition images
- Portable
- This Arcade console works with many devices, supports LCD TV / desktop computer / PC game/projector
- It is for 2 players, the design of the board makes the experience of being in an arcade or the little machines
Product Specifications
- Size: 64 x 22 x 7 cm (Length X width X Height)
- Inputs: VGA HDMI USB
- Voltage: 110-240 V
- Voltage power: DC12V / 3A
- Can be used on LCD TV, desktop, PC or projector
- Version 9S
- 3160 games
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