My Arcade Atari Gamestation Go: Rechargeable Battery, Over 200+ Preloaded Retro Video Games Including Pac-Man, Recharged, & Balls of Steel, Wi-Fi, Smartglow, 7 Inch Display
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Features
- Officially licensed: This officially licensed Atari console features classic games from Atari, including titles originally released on the Atari 2600, Atari 5200, and Atari 7800!
- 200+ video games built-in, including PAC-MAN, Atari: Recharged and Balls of Steel, Asteroids, Breakout, Centipede, Crystal Castles, Missile Command, Tempest, Warlords, Yars Revenge and many More!
- Also includes licensed games from Jaleco & PIKO Interactive. Game Save options.
- High resolution 7 full color display. The integrated paddle, d-pad, trak-ball, numeric keypad, bumpers, and classic gamepad buttons (A,B,X,Y) allow you to play every game in the collection with the controls it was designed for.
- Connects to TV via HDMI. Built in Wi-Fi for easy updates. Powered by a built-in rechargeable battery.
- SmartGlow technology makes gameplay intuitive by illuminating the controls needed for each game.
- User Guide Languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Japanese and Arabic.
- Included in Package: Gamestation Go, HDMI Cable, AC adapter, Charge Cable, User Guide
Description
Founded in 1972, Atari changed the way we approached gaming – from the way games were designed to the way they were played. Atari’s iconic games, including Asteroids, Centipede and Missile Command have been played by many millions. Half a century later, Atari’s legacy endures.
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Input Device: Gamepad
Brand: My Arcade
Model Name: Gamestation Portable
Color: Black
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Input Device: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, Wi-Fi
Memory Storage Capacity: 5 GB
Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi
Resolution: 720p
Color: Black
Brand Name: My Arcade
Model Name: Gamestation Portable
Model Number: DGUNL-7065
Manufacturer: My Arcade
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Warranty
UPC: 845620070657
Manufacturer Part Number: DGUNL-7065
Included Components: user
Item Type Name: Gamestation portable
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In general it's a cool thing and I like it overall as a fan of retro gaming. BUT: 1. The screen surface is not scratch resistant at all and very cheap! Even if you treat it with well with a glasses cleaning cloth and be very sensitive, the surface will show up tiny scratches after cleaning it. Take an example on New Wave Toys 1/6 scale screens. They can be cleaned very well and have a much more premium screen surface. But in general the MyArcade screens are made very cheap unfortunately. There is no real awareness on quality, but profit. So the only solution is to put a screen protector on it from the first moment. For just a few dollars more, the producer could have solved that problem! Now, it is to the disappointment for so many fans! 2. The Atari Gamestation Go is only providing a limited selection of the Recharged Games and they can not be added later. That's sad, as in general the Recharged Games are awesome.
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I’m a 64 year old Granny that is tickle with nostalgia over playing Centipede again! I’ve played many gaming units over the years….in the Arcade, Pong, Atari, Nintendo, PlayStation XBox, Nintendo Switch. This Gamestation Go feeds the memories & good times. The wealth of fun to play games already loaded on this unit is really fantastic. The controls are fairy easy to pick-up and I really appreciate the sensitivity I found using them in play. I’m a left hander, and I can say I felt super comfortable with how everything is set-up. I Love all the added Pinball Arcade games…sweet response on the Bumpers! Playing Breakout games, the Paddle controller was spot on. The Track ball with Centipede was fabulous! Better than I could have hoped. I’ve ordered a controller to be able to play in 2-player mode with my Hubby and kids, Ha!!! Kids….those thirty-something-adults will be home for thanksgiving to challenge me. I feel this gaming system is a solid unit and with all the games it offers, well worth the money. I like the size, super portable with a big display. Super enjoyment when playing it on a my 55 inch TV.
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I was initially unimpressed with the Gamestation Go and was prepared to give it a 3 Star review at best. But after spending the past few months with the device, and the fact that during those months I can't seem to put it down at every free moment, it would seem it deserves 5 Stars instead. Since my opinion improved over time, I'll list the CONS first: CONS: Most of the included games suck. I understand this is a matter of opinion, but when I think back to my days playing the Atari 2600, most of the games I enjoyed were Activision and Imagic, none of which are included on the GSG. And what are included are missing fundamental 2600 ports. No Defender? No Ms Pac-Man? No SPACE INVADERS? Seriously?? We could have done without 3D Tic Tac Toe and Basic Math for some of these other epic games. It doesn't even have the infamous E.T. And the other games and systems are ... meh. Piko and Jaleco are a bunch of games you never heard of and there's a reason for that. Arcade Pac-Man included but not the superior Ms. I've no interest in Balls of Steel. The Atari Recharged games look and sound kinda cool but are ultimately boring and some of the games freeze or lag or glitch out, returning to main menu. All I found myself playing was Tempest and Yars Revenge. The controls aren't great. The D pad has some issues on certain games when going up and down. But adding a thumbstick that I bought off an engineer on Etsy helped. The spinner is acceptable but not great. You can't really get a free spin technique on Tempest like at the arcade. A large, weighted spinner from the same Etsy guy helps but my Tempest game but is still far from what I'm used to. The track ball is so sensitive and glitchy it's basically useless. Much easier using the D Pad on games like Missile Command. I'm hoping a firmware update addresses the sensitivity issue. The sound isn't great, but acceptable. I've played an Anbernic handheld that was half the size and half the price whose sound blew the GSG away. Most of the included game's sound are underwhelming and the bass could use a little more "oomph." The games from my micro sd card have better sound than the included games, some much louder than others. Though, I do enjoy the systems retro synth soundtrack. The build on the system feels very sturdy. But it's a shame it doesn't have a glass screen. I did buy a tempered glass screen protector off Amazon, because I imagine the screen would become scratched very quickly. PROS: Micro SD card. The lack of great games doesn't matter because with a little bit of searching you can find ROMs of any games you like from 2600 up to Super Nintendo. I now have about every Atari 2600, 5400, 7800 game ever made including some recent home brews. And it's been fun discovering games I never knew existed. The only issue is that some of the button configurations on later systems like SNES and Genesis don't match up properly and I can't find the options to customize them or save states. The Intellivision games controls are all messed up. I'm hoping these external storage issues are addressed in a new firmware updates. It seems like the one and only firmware update deleted the Playstation emulators, which is a shame. Hopefully they work that back in. But maybe this things software can't handle it. Mostly it's the hardware, the build quality and the lights that just sort of reach out at me every minute and keeps my attention off whatever TV show I'm trying to watch. The device is solid and feels good in your hands. The lights that show what buttons and controllers to use is a neat concept. I LOVE the large screen size. The battery life is great. People complain about the price but I find it a good value, especially after loading up the SD Card. Ultimately, it has more CONs than PROs, but that doesn't keep me from playing it daily whenever I have a free moment. The whole world of retro handhelds is still new to me, and I imagine if I explored new devices this one would probably pale in comparison; though, those I have explored seems incredibly difficult to set up for an old guy like me. For now this fills the void of gaming nostalgia.
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