M25 Open Source Handheld Game Console with HDMI and Dual Wireless Controllers for Portable Gaming - [Without Memory Card]

"Powerful Open Source System:

As an ""open source handheld,"" its core lies in its pre-installed Linux-based open source gaming system, such as ArkOS, EmuELEC, or Batocera. This means you can freely install and uninstall the system and software, ensuring exceptional playability.

64-bit and later: PlayStation Portable (PSP), Nintendo DS (NDS), and even some Nintendo 64 (N64) and Dreamcast games (performance depends on processor performance).

Suitable for: Two players. Connect the handheld to a TV via HDMI, then share a wireless controller with a friend or family member to play classic two-player games like Contra and The King of Fighters, instantly transforming the handheld into a home gaming console.

High-Definition Video Output:

Video/Audio Port: HDMI. Use an HDMI cable to connect the handheld directly to your TV, monitor, or projector.

Application Scenarios:

Big-Screen Gaming: Enjoy nostalgic games in HD quality on your TV for a more stunning visual experience.

Media Playback: Open-source systems often also include video player functionality, allowing you to play movies and videos stored on the device, transforming it into a multimedia entertainment center.

Portable and Home Dual Mode:

Connection Method: Wireless. This refers not only to the controller connection but also to the Wi-Fi functionality of the handheld itself.

You can play solo as a handheld while on the go, and seamlessly switch to ""Host Mode"" when you get home, connecting to your TV via HDMI for big-screen fun.

Simple Port Design:

Port Type: None and Network Port: Wireless, indicating a minimalist design that primarily relies on wireless connections (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth). Common ports may include HDMI, USB-C (for charging and data transfer), and a headphone jack, ensuring the device's portability and modern feel."