PVP7" HD Handheld 8 &16-Bit Classic Switch Styled Retro Console with Built-In Games & Extra Player 2 Controller
R799
About
Arcade game fans rejoice! We have the best old school, cooler than cooler console for your couch commander needs! With thousands of classic games in the directory built-in and ready to install this baby is the perfect gift for 8-bit fanboys or to show your kids what all the 1990's & 2000's arcade fuss is all about and where gaming started!
This incredible throwback to gaming console has all classics like Street Fighter, Metal Slug, Raiden, Pac-Man, Contra, Super Mario, Battleships, Angry Bird, Donkey Kong and so much more a quick install away! Just plug & play.
It’s just as fun as it’s always been and whether you’re new to old school games or consider yourself an 8-BIT great, you need to treat yourself to this 8 & 16-BIT Classic Games Console and enjoy vintage gaming with your friends or family with the retro style game-pads and console.
The console comes with an extra remote (for a player 2), set of earphones and an AV cable so you can connect to your TV if preferred!
Product Features
- Built-in Recorder
- Stop Watch
- Calculator
- Calendar
- Gallery
- Digital game system
- Plug-and-play when connected with a TV Handheld design
- Built-in high capacity rechargeable lithium batteries
- Compact size for ease of carrying
- 7" super-wide colour LCD HD backlit screen
- Comes with Controller & Earphones
- 1600 games (You can uninstall and re-install games as you wish)
Product Specifications
- 8GB Memory
- 7" HD LCD Screen
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