My Arcade Ms. Pac-Man Nano Player - 4.8" Mini Arcade, 2.4" Screen, Arcade Classics, Retro Pocket Consoles

Got it for my grandbaby and she’s enjoying it

Es una pasada poder jugar Pacman en un mini Arcade.

This was the best gift ever!Love the size and reflecting on old school video games.....

So was Pac-Man the original ghost buster? Actually, he wasn't, there was an old cartoon with the original busters. Regardless, this is the best emulation of Pac-Man when it comes to portable, their hand held one would be the 2nd best. The sound as far back as I can remember is how it sounded at the pizza place I used to play these old games at, and the graphics appear to be nearly dead on. So one gets a good port of the original game, then they get My Arcade's basic features which many portable units don't have, like the micro USB way to play instead of batteries, and the firm buttons, nothing flimsy, you can mash away and be fine as long as you don't drop it while mashing. I wish they'd do the arcade Spy Hunter, it never got emulated right when it was ported to the Nintendo, it was easier on the Nintendo though.

This is a fun little game, but the instructions were useless. But I figured out how to put in the batteries and play the game.

Very cheaply made. I didn’t expect much due to the low price but it was an extra Christmas gift for my granddaughter so I was ok with it. But when it came in I couldn’t work it myself it was so small and intricate to manage. Out batteries in it and couldn’t figure the thing out. It wouldn’t work right for me. I knew my granddaughter wouldn’t be able to manage it. I returned for a refund.

I didn’t receive the first one in the mail maybe the package was lost but replacement received fast. My son likes it

these are fun. they are also kinda cute haha. however lower your bar for expectations. They are also built CHEAP. They can be powered by batteries (i'm going to mod mine with a battery pack) or by a USB-C cable. The display is pretty bad but just good enough for old games like these. There are volume controls on the back, a power switch on the front, a Credits button on the front. the games are pretty close if not exactly what they are on the real stand-up cabinets. either way you spin it though, if you like these types of old games, these are a lot of fun.