28000 in 1 Pandora Box 50S Arcade Game Console , Retro Game Machine for PC & Projector & TV, 2-4 Players, 3D Games, Search/Hide/Save/Load/Pause Games, 1280X720, Separate Console
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Tuesday, Jul 15
Style: Split 50S
Features
- Pandora Box 50SExperience smooth operation and stunning high-definition picture quality with our latest 32GB 8-core processor Pandora Box 50S system.
- 9 Grid ClassificationEmbark on a nostalgic gaming journey with an impressive collection of 28,000 arcade games, conveniently categorized into a 9 grid for easy search.
- Wide CompatibleConnect your arcade game console to any modern display device with ease, using our included VGA, HDMI, and USB cables. Suitable for 4K TV, PC monitor, and projector, ensuring a high-quality gaming experience.
- More featuresTake control of your gaming experience through features like Save/Pause/Load/Search/Hide Games, Recently list, Favorite list, and even customize buttons, controllers, language settings, and difficulty levels using the key behind the console.
- Impeccable DetailsGet a flawless console pattern by removing the clear protective film from your console's surface, and enjoy greater gaming immersion with our 360-degree universal joystick and multi-color backlighting.
Size: Split 50S
Color: Split 50s
Brand: RegiisJoy
Theme: Retro
Platform: Xbox
Product Dimensions: 25 x 8.6 x 2.7 inches
Item Weight: 8.33 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Manufacturer recommended age: 12 years and up
Manufacturer: RegiisJoy
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 50S
As a man about to turn 50 and a lover of video games throughout my life, it is amazing how many games from my lifetime of gaming this device captures. There are more games on here than I will ever actually have time to play, but the sheer depth of options is pleasantly overwhelming. I just keep saying to myself, “They have everything on this” Really great purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024 by DC
Style: 18S
Extremely happy to be playing games that I haven't even though about for 30-40 years. The only issue is that there are way too many games [+8K] to explore but I will do my best to see if there are other games that bring back childhood memories!!! Great investment!
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: 18S
I'll start off with how much I love this item in general. It's got 8000 games - what's not to love? Most run well, definitely not all (and I have had hardly any time to try more than a dozen or so yet). I would talk all about the positives, but the other reviews cover those. It runs thousands of games - what's not great about that? But I'll cover the not-so-great stuff more in depth. First off, the board itself is actually smaller/lighter than my older one. It no longer is built of metal - this feels like acrylic and plastic. The cover came with scratches in it - I'm unsure if it is just a plastic protective wrap on it that I'm supposed to tear off or not - I'm always afraid to just rip it off because it could ruin the whole top if it isn't meant to come off - but yes, scratches on arrival on it. Second, the controls feel cheaper than earlier designs too. Buttons just feel a bit less "springy", less arcade-like. The feet on the bottom don't work on all surfaces either - if the tabletop is plastic and smooth, this thing will slide right across it. The feet have zero traction on that type of tabletop. So when two people play on it (or even just one) it has a tendency to slide around. And now to the software issues - so I specifically got this version for the wifi. To my surprise, it has a wired connection on it too, which was a bonus. But wifi works fine, if not really, really slow. To be honest, wired connection isn't much faster when downloading. And downloading is the major problem on here. So the store will load....most of the time. But randomly after downloading 0-3 games, it will hang, say there is no response from the server, and then will absolutely not work again until you shut off the whole unit, turn it back on and go back to the marketplace. EVERY 0-3 games. Do you know how long this takes to get anything downloaded? Some games won't install correctly, so you have to do it again. And then there's another issue - there's no way that I can see how to tell how much space is left on the SD card. How many extra games can you download? Who knows. I deleted a bunch to make room, but I'm absolutely clueless on when I run out of space. I had a thought that the server issue might actually be the SD card being full, but I honestly have no idea. It stopped doing the server issue as often when I deleted games, but the more I add, the more frequently it happens. So I'm clueless. The system randomly shut off while I was deleting games once too. And finally....a lot of these "3D" games on the system are mostly just PSP and Dreamcast games. It comes with a bunch preloaded....but here's the thing. They aren't arcade-style games. Some are even visual novels. The only way to properly play these is by connecting a controller via usb, because they are absolutely not set up to be played with an arcade stick - some require a second stick that only comes on controllers like Xbox or PS ones, so unless you've got one lying around, these games are unplayable. Oh, and back to some games being like visual novels - yeah, those types are ALL the Chinese or Japanese version of the game, so unless you can read in that language, they aren't playable. Oh, and some of those PSP game that are fighting games - those can't be 2 players, because technically you'd need someone with another PSP to connect to to fight, and this is emulated, so no can do. Also, the categories are all messed up - groupings don't even show all games, some are categorized incorrectly, and so it will take you years to cycle through all the games. It sounds like I hate this item, lol, and I don't. But these are all notes that no one else really wrote about, and they are beyond frustrating, so I wish I had a little better idea of what I was getting into beforehand so I could set my expectations appropriately. The chip on this (S18) is really zippy and runs most games well, especially these 3D ones. You can tell they've improved the hardware and software from earlier versions. I just think there's a lot of bugs to be worked out that are never addressed and never will be fixed, which is unfortunate. Also, adding games is a nightmare manually, so I'm all for just hoping the store works right. But come on, could they at least give us a way to see how full the SD card is? -_-
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by Anthony S.
Style: Split 50S
The media could not be loaded. It’s fun , has lots of games and easy to install
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024 by Awesome game , really easy to install
Style: 18S
There were scuffs on the controller top. It didn't look like the scuffs were from shipping; it appeared used. Aside from that, everything else was in good shape, inside and out. I like this product and I love the concept of it. As a stand alone system, it's worth it, to me, to be able to just plug this thing it into a tv and have it just work, and play, arcade-style. The sticks feel okay and the buttons are all right, as well - not bad at all (they're upgradable to the real Sanwha stuff, for the DIY guys, like myself). You may have to re-map your button layout to suit your wants, that can be done in the system menu. Another nice feature is that you can use this as a controller on your PC. Overall, it gives me that arcade experience, if not better, of playing the overpriced Rasberry Pi arcade machines at a Laundromat in Korea, which spurred me to get one of these in the first place. I also like being able to plug in an xbox contoller for games I'd rather use a game pad for. You can also plug in two more controllers for some 4 player game action, like The Simpson Game, or X-Men Game. -I also like not having to pay 1,000 - 2,000 won for a TIMED SESSION! -와! 대박!!! There are some things that are... NOT awesome about this. The implementation is really kinda sloppy and lazy, for my standards, at least. Although there are thousands of games (arcade, atari, nintendo, sega game boy(s), PSP, PS1, etc.), the game list is a rom dump with very little organization and some of some games are labeled... differently. The search feature is a necessity - scrolling through an unalphabetized abyss of games is time consuming. Being able to download more games is awesome... when the site works. The site you go to, to get more games often won't load because it's bog down - it's annoying. But that feature is great! There is no way to change the aspect ratio on this to 4:3, so unless your TV has that feature (I have a samsung brand TV that can do this in the settings menu), older games will be stretched out on a 16:9 modern TV screen. This may bother some people, but I'm not picky. The biggest zonk is that the processor is too under powered. It's powerful enough to play most arcade classics and older retro systems. However, for games that are more graphically demanding, this machine will absolutely struggle with slow down and chops - they are unplayable in that form, at least, for me, anyway. Overall, I like this thing. I like that it's stand alone. I like being able to just turn it on, and pop in for a bit, to scratch that arcade-style play itch whenever I want. I recommended this to my sister, who longed to play arcade games from our childhood, like Galaga, 1942, Macross, Bubble Bobble, Double Dragon, Dungeons and Dragons, Frogger, Golden Axe, Captain American and the Avengers, and the Original Street Fighter II(s). This thing has all those and more, and this thing will run games like that just fine and give you the arcade feel. Lastly, I'll say this: There are tons of clones of this thing out there. More games doesn't always equal the latest and greatest or better, for that matter. Make sure you get the most up-to-date version of this thing, with the fastest guts they're offering. I think the Pandora's box platinum is their latest model, but it's constantly sold out. For the next best thing, you wanna look for models that are DX, and/or 18s wifi. If the model doesn't have wifi, you can't utilize their download site. If you wanna get into retro gaming, this is not a bad option. It's stand alone, it's got the arcade stick and controls, and there are a ton of arcade classics. -It's not the best option out there, it's just not a bad option.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2024 by Shaft of the Spear
The best. Fun to play at home. Reminds of my 70s childhood.
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2023 by Yo