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This is one of the coolest retro desk toys around. You can have it run EMUelec and it auto plays intros to games. It really Makes a cool toy to have and look at. It plays all 16bit and most 32bit systems. I often find new games to play. Music by: Fonkdongo, Track: Putamadre

This will allow you to play other emulators and other android games. The default key mapping on the PowKiddy is all over the place. They have it mapped to keyboard commands and multi scripts for the same function. This will help the system see it as a joystick and allow you to play other emulators, like Sega Saturn. I hope you enjoy. Music by: Broke For Free, Track: Note Drop, Album: Layers

Just a small update of my custom ROM on the Q400 / PS4000. As of right now I have N64 working well and DreamCast is hit and miss. Both system have memory leaks and cause the system to crash after extended amount of time. Music By: MoliznaCC0 - Vintage.mp3

Just a little extra footage that didn't make it in the original video. Music by: Ketsa Track: For Me Album: Through to Fall

I was scrolling around AliExpress a few weeks ago and found this system. It was a bit different from the others because it uses an ATM7051 CPU while pretty old it can emulate fairly well. If it had a custom firmware it would be a great little system but as it stands it is just okay. With a poor screen, buttons that are not mapped correctly, old emulators and tinny sound, it is just passable for...

Just a small clip of the Marvel fighting games. Running on Retroarch using Finalburn Neo core and I was using a 8Bitdo wireless controller. Enjoy.

Just testing out a few games: Killer Instinct Gold, Mortal Kombat Trilogy, and Flying Dragons. I am using an 8bitdo controller.

I love devices that everyone thinks is bad. BUT this is such a good device I had to learn on what it can do. This is just a showcase small clips. I hope you enjoy!

The PowKiddy A20 has a hand full of issues but with some tweaking and modding the js scripts. You can have a wonderful system. I love tinkering with hardware that has been abandon and learning how to get the most of it.

I always wanted to do a small video of my mini mame cab but never got around to it. I built this about 2 years ago and it took about 2-4 months to build it and figure out how I was going to wire the insides. The system is a 2ghz duo core with Media center running for the OS. The cabinet is made of half inch treated plywood, with a few pieces of solid oak. I wouldn't go with the half inch plywoo...