The delivery was quite fast, the device is nice, small, and well-structured, but there's one thing I didn't like: it comes with many games that have nothing to do with the system. It's going to be a lot of work for you to organize them, and there are also many other hidden games that don't appear. You'll have to go to Batocera and set up to display these folders. The 3DS doesn't work now, but you can play Wii, GameCube, and PS2 games, and Nintendo 64 runs smoothly.
M8 Dual System Retro Console with 70,000+ Games & Wireless Controller
Enjoy 70,000+ retro games on the M8 Dual System Console featuring a 1TB HDD. Plug & play on your TV, connect any USB controller, and save your game progress seamlessly.
Extensive Game Library Ready to Play
Access over 70,000 classic games from iconic systems like PS2, Wii, PSP, N64, Saturn, GameCube, NES, and more, all preloaded for your enjoyment.
Experience legendary titles with instant play capability β no additional setup required.
Powerful Plug & Play Emulation
Powered by Batocera Linux, the console runs the best emulator cores delivering smooth gameplay across multiple platforms.
Themes, shaders, bezels, and game rewinding enhance the retro gaming experience.
- Supports multiple simultaneous game saves
- Free real-time updated game download database
- Multiplayer support for shared gaming fun
Seamless Controller Compatibility
Connect any USB controller to play solo or with friends in multiplayer modes.
Includes a wireless controller for immediate gaming out of the box.
- Supports all USB gamepads
- Wireless controller included
- Multiplayer gaming enabled
Compact & Portable Design
The lightweight 1.85kg console fits easily into your entertainment setup or travels with you to friendsβ houses.
Plastic enclosure provides durability and a clean minimalist aesthetic.
- Dimensions: 128mm x 128mm x 51.5mm
- Portable and easy to store
Supported Languages for Global Access
Comes with extensive language support including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, and others for worldwide usability.
- Multilingual interface supports 18+ languages
Key Specifications
- Storage options: 1TB HDD or 500GB HDD
- Operating System: Batocera Linux
- Weight: 1.85 kg
- Input: USB gamepad
- No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
What's in the box
- M8 Dual System Retro Game Console
- Wireless Game Controller
- Power Adapter
- HDMI Cable
- User Manual
Frequently asked questions
01 What gaming systems does the M8 Retro Console support?
The console supports games from PS2, Wii, PSP, N64, Saturn, GameCube, GBA, NES, Dreamcast, Xbox, PC, and more through built-in emulators.
02 How do I connect the M8 Console to my TV?
Simply plug the console into your TV or projector via HDMI; no additional configuration or PC setup is required.
03 Can I save my game progress?
Yes, the system allows saving progress in any game, with support for multiple game saves simultaneously.
04 Does the M8 Console support multiplayer games?
Yes, it supports multiplayer gaming for many included games, allowing connection of multiple controllers.
05 What controllers are compatible?
Any USB-supported controller can be connected and used with the M8 Dual System Console.
06 Is Wi-Fi or Bluetooth available on the console?
No, the console does not support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity.
07 What operating systems does the M8 Console use?
It runs on Batocera Linux, a powerful system built from highly optimized emulators and cores.
08 How many games are preloaded on the console?
The console comes preloaded with over 70,000 free-to-play games spanning multiple classic platforms.
09 What are the physical dimensions of the console?
The console measures approximately 128mm x 128mm x 51.5mm and weighs around 1.85 kg.
10 Is a battery included or is it portable?
The console does not include a battery but is portable for easy transport and use on the go.
Discussion
Good sevice
So far so good, i've had a lot of trouble with the past consoles i have purchased in the past but this one seems to be ok so far most games run fine but some of them studder a bit but i guess that's to be expected. It seems like they took a bit more care in the game choices they made, instead of just jamming a bunch of bad roms in to one system, i have not had a chance to go in the settings and try to adjust some of the emulators and tweek some audio and video settings which my fix some of the minor issues i have been having so far. For the price it's a pretty good console and i'm concerned about the future duribility
Works perfectly but starts less quickly than my Strick Pro range game key, probably because it's a regular hard drive, but it contains many more games and emulators.
