128G Wireless Retro Game Console USB Drive, Store 43254 Retro Games, 74 Emulator Console for Arcade/Maze/Racing, Plug and Play Video Games for Steam Deck/Win 600/PC, Support Win 8.1/10/11, Batocera 37

Price: $39.99
(as of Jun 07, 2024 04:41:39 UTC – Details)

Product Description

Easy to Add Games

Easily add more of your favorite games within the Windows system!

Simple UI & Easy to Operate

The UI is simple and easy to operate. You can easily open the game, record game progress, and add favorites.

26+ System Languages

The retro game console supports 28+ system languages, which you can switch freely. Make games without borders!

Batocera 37 Game System

Emulator console with batocera 37 game system, this game system is an open source game system, it is good at running retro games and is compatible with a variety of emulators

Please note：Steam Deck OLED version is NOT supported!
【43,254 Classic Games, 74 Emulators】Experience a collection of classic games from the 80s and 90s, including action, sports, puzzle, fighting, racing, and more. All on a single USB drive
【Batocera 37, Plug and Play】The integrated Batocera 37 gaming system supports a wide range of emulators for stable performance. No complicated setup required, simply enter the BIOS and set the USB drive as the first boot option for true plug-and-play convenience
【USB 3.0 Output】With speeds up to 30MB/s, enjoy classic games without sacrificing graphics or load times
【Wide Compatibility】Works with Steam Deck, Win 600, PCs, and more. Compatible with Windows 8.1/10/11 systems
【How to Start Gaming – Steam Deck】1. Completely power off the Steam Deck. 2. Press and hold the “Power” and “Volume+” buttons simultaneously for about 10 seconds until the BIOS menu appears. 3. Navigate to the “Boot Options” menu using the directional keys. 4. Select the USB drive as the boot option. 5. Exit the BIOS and restart
【How to Start Gaming – PC】1. Connect the USB drive to a USB 3.0 port on your computer. 2. Power on your computer and press ESC or Delete repeatedly to enter the BIOS. 3. Select the USB drive as the boot option or set it as Boot Option #1