Is this Nintendo Clone Junk?

[Omega-TI]

Is << THIS >> Nintendo Clone junk or a decent product?  I have to find something for a present swap and I don't want to someone ending up with useless garbage.  On the other hand if it's good, I'll add it to my list of possibles.  Thanks.

[Flojomojo]

It depends on the recipient.
 

Folks here would find fault with the sound and colors. 
 

The average person of a certain age who played NES games might enjoy the memory. 
 

Everyone else will find it inaccessible and tedious, because they don't like video games anyway, especially old ones. They probably won't bother to hook it up. 
 

These Famicom clones with built in games are all quite similar these days. I haven't touched this one but know the type. Don't expect miracles (or for it to save your progress) but it's fine. 
 

There are standalone game players with their own screens that will be more accessible to non gamers. Do you have a price limit?

[carlsson]

Also @--- Ω ---, what is your stance on copyright violations? That system by 90% certainity is chock full of pirated games. If that is not an issue of yours, by all means go ahead and buy it as a gift. Those devices come and go all the time, supposedly changing origin and appearance as the old models get weeded out of the market.

[KeeperofLindblum]

I love everything about this Amazon product entry.

 

 

 

Considering these systems appear to be like a dime a dozen, it's probably "just okay" at best. Odds are that it'll either have issues upon arrival and will be greatly underwhelming. I mean if someone gave me one I'd play it, but it would probably just be played once or twice and forgotten.