Retro Game Stick: 20,000 Classic Games with 2 Controllers

One stick, two controllers, nothing else

Two controllers, no wires

The 2.4G USB receiver connects two wireless gamepads, each with analog sticks and ABXY face buttons. Two players can start a battle without a single cable between the couch and the TV.

20000+ games on a 64G card

The included 64G TF card carries the 20000+ game library, and it slots straight into the stick. Swap through the menu to find the titles you played as a kid, from fighters to side-scrollers.

Plug in, play now

The stick takes an HDMI plug, and the HDMI extension cable covers the port that sits behind the TV. USB power runs from the included cable, so the back of the set stays tidy.

The numbers behind the nostalgia

• 20000+classic games on card
• 64GTF memory card included
• 2wireless controllers in box
• 4K4K labelled output

From box to Street Fighter in minutes

1. 1
   Plug the stick into HDMI

   Push the stick into a free HDMI port on the TV. Use the included HDMI extension cable if the port sits behind the set.

2. 2
   Connect USB power

   Run the USB power cable from the stick to a stable USB port or adapter. A weak port is the usual cause of freezes mid-game.

3. 3
   Insert the receiver and power on

   Plug the 2.4G USB receiver in and switch on both gamepads. The controllers pair through the receiver, so there is no Bluetooth step.

4. 4
   Pick a game from the menu

   Switch the TV to the HDMI input, then choose a title from the menu. Titles load from the 64G card.

Seven pieces, one plug, ready to play

• Game stick console×1

  Plugs into an HDMI port

• Wireless gamepads×2

  Analog sticks and ABXY buttons

• 2.4G USB receiver×1

  Links both controllers

• 64G TF memory card×1

  Holds the classic game library

• USB power cable×1

  Powers the stick

• HDMI extension cable×1

  For ports behind the TV

• Instruction manual×1

  Setup and button guide

Game night stalled in the closet

The closet console

The old console is somewhere under a box of cables in the hall closet. When you finally find it, the power brick is gone, the TV input is wrong, and one controller sticks. Game night stalls before it starts.

One plug, two players

The M8 stick plugs into a free HDMI port, takes USB power and ships with two wireless controllers. The 2.4G receiver links them, so there is no tangle to sort out behind the TV.

Game night, restarted

Friday comes around and friends end up on the couch arguing over who gets Street Fighter. The 64G card holds the 20000+ game library, so the next pick is one menu away.

From first plug-in to regular game night

1. First use
   Stick running on the TV

   Plug the stick into HDMI, connect USB power, seat the receiver, and the menu appears. Setup is short when the TV input is set right.

2. 3 sessions
   Favourite games found

   You learn the menu, find the titles you remember and set up a quick two-player match. Tricky games may need a few tries to find the right controls.

3. 30 days
   Game night becomes a habit

   Friends and family start asking for the stick on weekends. Expect simple menus and a steady library, not a premium console experience.

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