Multi-Game Arcade Machine & TV Stick

Multi-game arcade machine & stick to plug into the TV

Want to replay classics on the big screen? A multi-game arcade machine or gaming stick plugs into the TV via HDMI: thousands of preloaded games, two controllers included, zero installation. You plug it in, you turn it on, the whole family plays—from the living room to the office.

Plug & play stick, mini arcade cabinet, or multi-game arcade console?

Three formats, the same "plug and play" logic:

• The TV gaming stick: the simplest and most affordable option, a portable multi-game arcade console that fits in a bag and plugs in via HDMI.
• The mini arcade (mini arcade cabinet): recreates the cult cabinet in a desktop format, integrated screen and joystick, ideal for decor as well as gaming.
• The home arcade game console: two controllers, TV output, perfect for multiple players.

What games are on a retro arcade machine?

The libraries cover the major emulated systems—NES, SNES, Mega Drive, Neo Geo, PS1—and the CPS arcade cabinets that made their mark in arcades. We're talking about a true turnkey retro arcade console, no DIY needed: the SD card is ready, and display latency remains imperceptible on 8/16-bit.

Up to 45,000 preloaded games

Library sorted by system, wired or Bluetooth controllers depending on the models: this is ideal for an affordable arcade machine that delivers on its promises. Are you looking for a gift that brings young and old together around the TV? This is it.

Arcade or portable?

The cabinet and stick are designed for TV and multi-player gaming. For gaming on the go, on the train or in bed, discover our retro gaming handheld consoles instead. Not yet decided? See which retro gaming console to choose.

The idea is unbeatably simple: plug in via HDMI, grab a wireless controller, and thousands of retro games appear on the living-room TV. Ideal for two-player sessions, introducing children or hosting a nostalgia night, with no console to configure and no memory card. Depending on the model, you get 4K output, two controllers included and libraries from the NES up to the PS1 — sometimes beyond. It's the most sociable way into retro gaming, a great complement to a handheld console for playing on the go too. Plug in, switch on, play: retro takes its place back in the living room.