My Arcade Atari Game Station Pro: Video Game Console with 200+ Games, Wireless Joysticks, RGB LED Lights, Atari 2600/5200/7800 and More (Renewed)

I grew up with friends having an Atari 2600 and then I had an Atari 5200. This system has brought back a lot of memories and I have enjoyed checking out the many games. It was renewed but it came looking like new and has functioned perfectly. I have noticed a very slight lag in the controllers, BUT it is not that noticeable and could be improved by adding wired connectors. Also, I am seeing a lot of info about Xbox and other controllers being compatible. Overall, I am very happy with the purchase!

Out of the box this is a nice little retro game system with quite a few games. Update the firmware and the system becomes much more robust and many more games can be added. I have spent many hours playing retro games using this system more than my microsoft box.

Bought this to play during christmas eve, did not power on. Deeply disappointed, looks like it was not tested after renewed at all. Try to call customer support, but sent to voicemail.

Super cool system, love the RGB lights and the wireless controllers with the built in paddles. It comes with an HDMI cable and uses type c for console. The only down side is that it only has Atari games, no third party games and the controllers use batteries and are not rechargeable.

I bought this game system because it advertised all my favorite games. Worked perfectly, for a refurbished product. But, I expected the games to be what the looked like in the arcade. I did not like the fact that every game is a pixelated digital square screen.Again, worked fine, but it wasn't what I thought it would be

I bought one of these refurbished and I'm almost certain it arrived new. My seven year old and I had alot of fun with it but I was concerned about what might happen if one of the joysticks broke. I looked around and couldn't find any replacements. I was willing to pay around $30 for a set, so shelling out an extra $10 for a backup console seemed like a decent idea.The second one had actually been used and refurbished. It seems to function fine but the rainbow style lights on it flash in a more erratic pattern than the slow fade of my first console. I don't really mind the strange flashing, it sort of reminds me of the neutral zone in Yars' Revenge.One thing that has been an issue for me in the past is products that don't work with rechargeable batteries. These controllers do work with them, which gave me a warm fuzzy feeling in my dumb hippie tummy.Yes, there is some lag with the controllers. It seems much more noticeable in the main menu screen than it does during game play, so keep that in mind if you want to pack the thing up and send it right back before actually starting up a game (I considered it at first, super glad I didn't.) I, personally, am not much better at Breakout on this console than I am on my 2600+ with its associated wired paddle, if that gives any indication of the lag issues. I haven't tried to plug the controllers in directly.I'm honestly considering buying a third, I may have a problem.

Very cool, great deal on the refurb, perfect condition!

My brother loved it as a Christmas present. Brought back lots of memories as we.