Age 8+ years
In the 1980s there was no internet & internet cafe. Computers were very expensive, and so were game consoles.
The only places where teenagers could have fun with "high tech" toys were "electronic" (or ufadaki). The "electronics" were little shops full of huge boxes that you dropped a nickel or dime into and played Pacman, Space Invaders, Bubble Bobble, Tetris, Puzzle Bubble, Arkanoid, Phoenix, 1942, Nibbler, etc.
Such a game machine with 240 built-in games can now adorn your desk!
It stands out because:
- A trip back in time doesn't have to be expensive! With this tiny game console containing 240 8-bit games from the past, you can enjoy thousands of hours of nostalgic video games for the first time!
- Operates on 3 x AA batteries (not included)
- With integrated 2.5″ LCD screen
- Dimensions: 16 x 10 x 7 cm