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Old Skool CLASSIQ N Console Compatible with NES - Grey/Grey Clone System

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Features

  • Play all your favorite compatible Nintendo Entertainment system NES games again (GAMES Sold Separately)
  • Includes two Old Skool PGS Controllers cable length 6 ft.
  • Includes AC adapter and AV cable
  • Compatible with homebrew games
  • Compatible with original NES controllers

Description

The Classiq N is the answer to affordable retro gaming. Dust off your original game cartridges and home brews and get your game on. The Classiq N comes with two of our extra comfortable 8-bit controllers so you and a friend can play together! With the Classiq N you can play your favorite compatible NES games again (GAMES Sold Separately) The Classiq N includes two Old Skool PGS Controllers with 6 ft cable length AC adapter and AV cable. The Classiq N is compatible with homebrew games as well so dig up your cartridges and game on once again Classiq style!

Package Dimensions: 11.02 x 7.4 x 2.72 inches; 1.75 pounds


Type of item: Video Game


Item Weight: 1.75 pounds


Manufacturer: Old Skool


Date First Available: November 11, 2018


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Amazing substitute for an original NES
I have had this system for almost 2 years now and have only good things to say about it. It has been reliable and works with just about all games. The only one I couldn't get to play was Paperboy, which is one of a couple of games that are known to have issues playing on many replica systems like this one. The graphics and colors, along with sounds all look to me to match what an original NES would produce, which was important to me. Oftentimes (perhaps in particular for systems that have an HDMI out), the colors are off and the sounds don't sound right (a great example is the Super Mario Bros. coin sound), but this system did not have any of those issues. It really looked, sounded, and played like the original NES to me. The included controllers function well and it was nice to get 2 of them in the box. Personally, I preferred just using old NES controllers, which are compatible with this system. If you have a TV with AV inputs and want a way to play your old NES cartridges, this is an affordable and reliable system that I'd highly recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025 by T

  • Great price, great product.
I've tried multiple items, with no success, to get my old Nintendo games to play. This was inexpensive, and plays all my old games flawlessly. The controller cords are a bit short, but it can use old controllers as well. Hooks up by av components. If it doesn't last, or I find a problem, I will edit my review, but so far this has been a great product. Highly recommend if you wanna play old 8-bit Nintendo cartridges. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026 by nick

  • Best controllers for the NES, I like them better than originals. If I could I'd give it 4.5 stars.
4.5 out of 5. For $19.99 you can't beat this little NES clone. It comes with 2 of the best feeling controllers possible for NES and this coming from a guy who grew up loving the originals. The dpad and buttons all feel like the originals if not better and the rounded top just makes it more comfortable for long gaming sessions especially. I like the red lit up N logo on the front that's a nice touch and it plays castlevania III and multicarts as well. I have pictures show comparing the original nes, another clone, and the classiq N as well as their controllers for comparison. I think the audio on the classiq N has the other clone beat. It's particularly better with Mario's jumps sounding almost if not spot on to the original. The other clone Mario's jumps just sound dull no change in tone much as he elevates in his jump. The other clone does have a better coin sound and when Mario hits the flag pole the countdown sounds better on the other so audio preference can be debated which is better. This system does have separate right and left audio out jacks which puts it ahead of the other clone which just has one but then again so does the original NES. This just saves from having to use a Y audio splitter to get sound out of both speakers albeit the same sound coming out each since true stereo not supported by the NES. The image looks a little better to my eyes on this classiq N with vertical lines not as noticeable as the other or as noticeable as the original NES top loader either. I actually have this console hooked up in my bedroom now for my NES gaming sessions to a 32" CRT television which is where these shine. If you hooking up to a modern tv with HDMI I suggest getting the more expensive 720p hdmi output model which I have the other brand clone in my living room with hdmi and it looks amazing but old skool offers this option as well with console that looks like this one but the N lights up different colors and it has a 16:9 to 4:3 button but I have not tried that version out yet. My gamerztek 8-bit HD does not have the aspect ratio button and tv has no setting to change hdmi to 4:3 so image is stretched wider than normal but looks good anyways on my 47" hdtv but still button would be nice. The HD version of this is $39.99 vs $29.99 for the gamerztek so significant price difference there just comes down to if it's really important to play in 4:3 ratio to shell out $10 more for. I feel the build quality is better on the classiq N though and the cartridge connector has a shroud around it just like the original nes top loader but other brand does no and you can see the motherboard but again no big deal on the functionality. Reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 is nothing is perfect especially in the world of clones. If I could give it a 4.5 out of 5 I would because really no faults with this other than slight vertical bars & the av jacks on the back feel less than sturdy when plugging in cables so you better be careful there. I suggest using the ones it comes with because they plug in fairly easily but if you use other ones that's tighter I feel it would break the solder joints on the board. Old skool needs to address this it would be easily done with a bracket molded into the plastic even that don't allow the av jacks to move so much. I'm easy on stuff so I probably won't have any issue myself but I've heard others complain about it possibly becoming an issue but honestly how many times do you play on unplugging the cables anyways? All in all with the right price tag and the 2 best controllers I feel you can't go wrong. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2019 by Matt

  • Affordable way to play old NES cartridges!
I own a NES console, but I need to fix it so ended up buying this to play my game collection. It comes with an av cable (the red, white and yellow cable), which if you wanted you could get an adapter to plug that into hdmi if you wanted. I haven't tried that yet, I just plugged it in as is. The picture quality is decent. This is a small console and lightweight, so it'd be easy to travel with. The controllers that come with it seem decently comfortable and the buttons seem fine, none stick or seem weird to press. The only con I honestly have about this is the game cartridge can be difficult at times to remove. This is really an affordable option though and definitely would recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2021 by Jennifer McMackin

  • doesn't play Dr. Mario (very well)
tested 2 perfectly fine dr. mario cartridges on this system. Plays the game, but graphics were terrible vs. the NES. didn't test any other game, but this thing is going right back.
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024 by Drewbius Maximus

  • A substitute for the original Nes
It is incredible with this small console you can do, it comes with everything to start, two controls, the power supply, 3-color video cable for an affordable price for everyone, running two games Different now, if there comes a time when the console does not work, it is most likely the cartridge if it is original due to the wear of the copper pins that the original cartridge First clean the cartridge and try it if it doesn't work, there are very good alternatives on the internet that other Amazon buyers have shared Finally give this little console a chance ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by Jean Jeffry

  • Works well mostly.
Can play all my NES games, they boot every time, just the light doesn't light up, getting unit swapped but gotta deduct for quality control. I still recommend it.
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2020 by Jason W

  • Flawed console
Its plays games but at a cost. Graphical glitches everywhere and sprites flicker in and out. My games are very clean, thr system is definitely the issue. Yes the games are playable but annoying. Get the USB AVS, it was $500 but it plays NES games on real hardware, not a chip
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026 by Christopher

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