Rendaysa 128GB Game Booster Plug Games Pack for Playstation Accessories Built-in 15000 Games for True Blue Mini PS1

Slow scrolling and short screen freezes, probably from the sheer number of games(15323 of them), but it has everything I wanted and more! The 4-slot USB adapter was very handy. Only downside is the ps1 version is the only version of RE2. It only contains disc 1 Leon scenario A. Bummer for RE fans.....update on disc swapping for re2. You have to leave emulation station and "load content" which is below "load core"...after loading content you choose which console/game system you want..resident evil 2 is under PSX... after you click the game it shows a few different versions (version in parentheses like this) one version loads in and says "disk 1" which is Leon's story.. another says "disk 2" or nothing at all...this is Claire's story.. another way to check is to click the pause button and press triangle(on psx style controller) this pulls up a screen of settings and one of the options is to swap disk/eject disk...when you try swap/eject during a game that's loaded it freezes and you have to reset the system...BUT it does allow you to see which disk is running 1 or 2 which lets you know which story you are on. As far as game saves, for resident evil 2 the saves for Leon appear on the disk for Claire which is important if you would line to play B scenarios of RE2..hope this is helpful....5 stars now!

It stopped working after i played a few street fighter games. It kept going into the retroarct menu after start up, unplugged it and plugged it back in and it wouldnt load up anymore. Maybe the files are too big for the USB as i have the true blue minis usb and they load up just fine. Terrible investment. Search else where for a reliable retro gaming USB

The premise is easy: just stick the USB into the second port of your PS Classic and that's that. Well, it's not that easy. Once the initial automatic setup is done, and I saw some cool graphics while doing so, I ended looking at a menu that, if you are not familiar with emulator software, you'd be completely lost. Fortunately, I am familiar with the RetroArch interface, and I made myself familiar with the options and content.As far as ROMs are concerned, I am pleased with the quantity and the titles found in there. There are also plenty of cores or emulators available so that you'd be sure to find the best one to use. There are many systems available, including Atari, Commodore, GB, GBA, GBC, Genesis, GG, SCD, PSX, etc. Again, if you are not familiar with emulation, then you'd be somewhat disappointed that not every title runs as it should, and some require some tinkering.One cool thing is that my 8BitDo N30Pro controller worked perfectly, which is better than the original classic controller.Although I was disappointed that there is no easy-to-navigate menu, I found a lot of value for the price. I will recommend getting acquainted with RetroArch menus to make the best out of the item.

You plug it into your PS mini (while unplugged) and then you get access to a dozen emulators and tens of thousands of ROMS. The cartridge based systems are emulated the best and CD emulated systems are less reliable or don't play at all. I suppose because of this I should have given it a lower score. However if you think about it- the retail price of these games would have cost you half a million dollars to buy in the 80's and 90's.... So how in the world can I complain at all when 2/3 of them work perfectly for $25

Power your system on and let it run for awhile before you go cycling through everything. Mine had almost 16,000 games on it. Yes the navigation could be better and you have to essentially just mash buttons to figure out what you're supposed to do, but once you figure it out it's golden! My wife and I played for a long time today. It will lag something fierce if you just jump right into it so don't do that. Turn the system on and give it about 5-10 minutes. There are 16,000 games it isn't going to run seamlessly until it is warmed up. We played dozens of different games and never had a single issue with any of them. I bought two more for others as Christmas presents.

Think this is an awesome usb with great games to choose from! So far it’s been about a year with no problems and the device still works. Had some problems using the usb splitter though but if you just plug it in to usb port 2 it works and you can splitter for controller 1 port it works the only thing I wish it had was otg support but for the money I think it’s a great deal.

From a few review photos I was hoping this was a usable interface that was simple enough to just choose what console and game.It's sadly not. Tons of dead links, hard to use interface, in my two hours of frustration I found maybe 10 games that worked but would freeze and lag bad.Hopefully the seller chimes in or someone posts a useful video showing how to get an interface someone that will actually enjoy these old games can play. Genuinely dissapointed.

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