Wireless Retro Game Console, Retro Game Stick with Built-in 9 Emulators, 64GB,20,000+ Games, 4k Hdmi Output, and 2.4GHz Wireless Controller, Plug and Retro Play Video Games for TV

Great Concept Poor Execution
The “Wireless Retro Game Console, Retro Game Stick with Built-in 9 Emulators, 64GB,20,000+ Games” is not worth the money. IT DOES NOT WORK WELL AT ALL!(White stick that says GAMESTICK “PRO”)There are no instructions showing how to connect the device to your TV, although I did figure it out.The game stick is powered by your TV using a smaller cable that is included.Plug the HDMI cable into one port on your TV and then the smaller power cable into another smaller port on your TV.Once plugged in and the controller batteries are put in, the game stick turns on.You first have to switch the TV input to the appropriate source. (HDMI 1, 2, or 3 depending on your TV)Once the system is turned on, you have access to several different emulators, however, the search feature does not work.I typed in Mario in search of Mario Brothers and nothing appeared.There are several versions, though, within the different emulators; you just have to search through them all.There are tons of duplicate games and some games will not work at all.In a couple of the games, a message appears saying that “due to illegal copying, the game will not open and to contact the manufacturer”.The games do fill the TV screen, but some are so enlarged that you cannot see your health bar or other information while playing.By enlarging the games on screen, some of the images are very pixelated when playing.My biggest problem is that the controller buttons do not work for most of the games, and you cannot edit them properly on any of the menu screens.It was most frustrating.In any fighting game, you want to be able to jump forward or jump backgrounds.With this retro stick, you can only jump straight up.In almost all fighting games (Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat) there are at least 6 buttons needed to play the game.With this retro stick, only 3 buttons made the character do anything.The D-pad does not work on the controller, so you have to use the analog button to move around.The best thing about the retro stick is the sound of each game; I was surprised.It would have been awesome if the game stick worked as described, but I had a feeling it was too good to be true. I had high hopes and would love to have left a positive review. It’s a good concept but poorly put together. Save your money and time.