Mini SEGA Arcade Cabinet For Only $29.99!

Have you ever tried this Mini SEGA Arcade Cabinet?
In this episode, IntraVenus unboxes and reviews the chinese console to see how well it works and if it is worth the money.
Pros:
- Good 6-button style controls
- Low price
- Great game selection
- Loud speaker
- Volume wheel
- Rechargeable battery
- AA battery option
- Video out
- USB-C to charge
Cons:
- High scores don't seem to save
- The screen is average but good enough
- No options menu
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[@D.Mom0]

Looks great and for that price? I'd be crazy not to get my hands on one of those

[@Xeallous]

Is it a first party arcade?

[@EmceeIV]

I wouldn't really call it a "party arcade" but it is my first one 😅
But no this is 3rd party and 100% SEGA games.

[@littergamer]

alibabe

[@mikekollin4271]

cant deny this is a cool looking piece, to maybe keep as a prop that looks cool, but thats as far as Id go with it. however, in 2024 where retro consoles are mindblowingly good, this is really the software equivalent of a $4 Ali Console. Cool loking but just cheap software. Even the GB300 cab beat it ($8). Here is what it missing, - Ability to play anything above NES (thats inclusing GB, GBA, GBC,) not being able to add any of you own games (usually via Micro Sd), Proper controls, Save SLots, really just any real software.
SF2000 ($15), Q20 ($25), V90 ($27), M17 ($29), R36S ($33), Trimui SMart ($34), Miyoo Mini Plus ($40). RG35XX ($37), RG35XX PLUS or H ($44). if you want something to connect to a TV you can get some of the gamesticks that come with controllers, the M8 ($12), or Powkiddy y6 ($28). or honestly just go all out on a Cheap PC for $50 and install Batocera, or a Raspberry pi, even 2gb Model 4b ($45) and install retropie, Batocera or Retroarch.
I hope this helps someone

[@EmceeIV]

Hmmm... you seemed to have missed the entire concept of "playing on an arcade." Which mainly is a leftover nostalgic piece from our distant pasts in childhood (I mean the real and good arcades).
That's where this item holds value. Add SEGA fans from the late 80s and early 90s. The fact that these feelings can be revisited for less than the price of a single new game can not be beat.
I appreciate the comparisons for anybody looking for simple and modern emulation of retro games.
Thanks! ✌️

[@mikekollin4271]

@@EmceeIV I hear you, maybe they have arcade style monitor or something. Then you can actually play the games you want, and save. It just doesn't look like a practical way of playing those games, especially with all of the emulation advances we have made. This seems like a step backwards