Kinhank2TB External Hard Drive,Retro Game Console with 120000+Games,Retro Game Console HDD,Batocera 33 Emulator Console for Laptop/PC/Windows/Mac OS,Compatible with Most Emulators,USB 3.0

So many games it will take a life time to try them all

Took a good while to get it to hook up then it just went down hill from there. I like the super console x pro but I recently sold it to get what I thought was a better setup I WAS WRONG. A large amount of the games I want don't work with no reason of why just doesn't work goes back to selection page. Some of the emulators don't give an opinion to go back to main menu thus leaving me now choice but to just shut it down, that will ruin a hard drive. Trying to make the N64 games work without skipping not happening. It's not worth the hassle or money so it goes back. What a disappointment.

This is an amazing drive if you are looking for a plug and play option. No need to spend hours downloading roms and bios. No need to spend hours tinkering with individual emulators. They are all here and set up for you. Couple of things to consider, you'll want to plug this into a PC or Mac with a decent processor if you want to take advantage of the higher end consoles like PS2 PS3, Wii and Wii U. I run this on a beelink SER4 and all games I've tested run great with no issues. If you have a modern pc you'll have no problem running this drive. Only problem I ran into is Batocera not being able to connect to my wifi network which is more of an issue with Batocera and my beelink than it is with this drive. I was able to connect to internet via Ethernet to be able to change up the Batocera themes and scraping for game box art. Speaking of game box art. That is my only gripe about this drive. It comes with short videos for each game rather than the game original box art. I personally prefer the game box art over a video of each game. This is my preference, your may be different. I just wish the games were scraped on Batocera for original game box art before it shipped out. It's going to take a long time to scrape 122k games to get the box art. I like this drive so much, I'm planning on buying another beelink so I hook it up to my living room tv to have this drive boot up directly to Batocera for a home game system. If you want to relive your childhood or just want to play retro games and the classic consoles. This is the drive for you. All the games I've played on here so far have been playable and enjoyable.

The device works amazingly but the installation process is very complicated and it came with instructions and a link to a video, but as a consumer that is constantly on the go, this was a big lead down as my plan for this device was to take it on the go and do a lot of gaming, but I quickly found out that the device was not ready to go and I still had to complete a series of steps to start gaming; ultimately that was the deciding factor for me to return the item; not sure if it contain as many games as it claims (did not go the games to say for sure), the material feels very sturdy and the overall quality is amazing; however, if the seller was to find a way for the installation to be automatically triggered when the device is plugged and have it require the most minimal supervisor with a successful installation every time I would most definitely go back and repurchase the item, but I cannot support and promote the device in its current state!

What a waste of money! It is on a spinning drive! None of the Street Fighter's work! More than half of the games don't work!

I bought this product for the ROMS which you can easily transfer. You can also transfer to the hard drive. It runs Kodi and is Linux based. For me this is plug and play. I’ve tested it on my desk top windows 10 machine Ryzen 7 3800x ,32 gigs of ram 2080ti and my laptop which is also a Ryzen build but the latest gen Ryzen 9 with 16 gigs of ram and a 3070. Just play it in to an available USB port and start your computer. It will boot into Kodi and your ready to play. There are a total of 122644 files which all but two are games as far as I noticed. The only system on it that I couldn’t get to start is the Nintendo switch which isn’t surprising and I’m a little surprised to see it here. I was pleasantly surprised to find PS3 working. I only tried Ridge Racer 7 I think it was. Played very well. PS3 games take a long time to load the first time so expect that. There are of course games repeating multiple times. You’ll get pretty much every version of the game on all consoles so the actual number of titles only counted once is probably between 15000 and 30000 which is still an insane number of games. I did find a couple of roms that wouldn’t start but very few. Overall I think it’s a good buy if you take into account how long it would take you to this. I’ve spent weeks putting my personal setup together and like it better but it requires a lot of time.

It comes with a lot of games for many systems but it's a seriously outdated version of botocera and it didn't work for my new mini PC with a very modern AMD processor. There's an option in there to update to the newest version of it software but if you do that then you don't have any audio anymore. I followed six or seven different YouTube tutorials on how to fix the issue and it doesn't work. Maybe it would be fine if you have an older processor but if you have a brand new AMD processor I wouldn't buy this product.

but it froze and froze and froze and froze and froze and froze when entering a game on my computer, and stopped turning on altogether because of it, if you buy this make sure you have the right kind of computer? i liked it because it has so many games! and darn it i couldnt even play a single game. i had to play phone tag with amazon for help. got a friend to fix it and he didnt get back to me so i am assuming he got it to work. good for him.