Retro gaming console stick with 10000+ games for 4K HDMI TVs
What you get with this plug-in game stick
This game stick is a compact console that plugs straight into the HDMI port of a television, monitor or projector and comes bundled with two wireless gamepads, so two players can sit back on the couch from the first evening. It is built around a dual-core Cortex-A7 processor and supports 4K ultra-high-definition video output alongside 1080p and 720p modes, which keeps older titles looking clean on a modern panel. The games library spans more than ten thousand classic titles, and the interface keeps a history list sorted by the time you last played each entry, so getting back into a favourite is quick. At $67.95 it undercuts dusting off original consoles and tracking down working cartridges, and with 97 units in stock it is a realistic birthday or Christmas option rather than a novelty.
Which retro systems the emulators cover
The console supports MAME arcade titles along with FC, GB, GBA, GBC, MD, SFC, PS1, ATARI2600 and ATARI7800 emulator formats, which covers most of the cartridge and disc eras Australian players grew up with. You can search the library by full English game name or by keyword, build a personal collection using the R2 button, and even download additional games yourself, since the system lets players add and organise their own favourites. That breadth means one small stick can replace a shelf of ageing hardware for casual retro sessions.
Setting it up in your lounge room
Setup is as simple as connecting the stick to a spare HDMI input and powering it on; the two wireless controllers mean no cables trailing across the floor. If your TV's HDMI ports are already full with a soundbar and streaming boxes, a HDMI Splitter Amplifier 1 In 2 Out 4K Full HD from our range can free up a connection. And because the stick shares the TV with your other sources, it pairs well with tidy input switching from something like the Amazon Fire TV Remote Control L5B83G voice replacement if you also stream on the same screen. A projector night in the garage works just as well, since anything with an HDMI input can host the stick, and packing up afterwards takes less than a minute.
Why order from The Remote Factory
The Remote Factory is an Australian-based store specialising in replacement remotes and key fobs, and we carry handy lounge-room extras like this retro gaming stick alongside our core range, which also includes camera accessories such as the RC-6 Wireless IR Shutter Remote for Canon EOS. Every order is dispatched within 24 hours, and standard delivery typically reaches Australian addresses in 1 to 5 working days. You can pay with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Shop Pay or Apple Pay, and a 30-day return policy backs the purchase, with support available at contact@theremotefactory.com.au if anything needs sorting out.
Frequently asked questions
Does the retro game stick work on a 4K TV?
Yes. The stick supports 4K ultra-high-definition output as well as 1080p and 720p modes, and it connects through a standard HDMI input. It also works with computer monitors and projectors that have HDMI, so you are not limited to a television. Older emulated titles are upscaled for display on modern screens rather than shown at their original low resolutions.
Which game systems are emulated on this console?
The console includes emulator support for MAME, FC, GB, GBA, GBC, MD, SFC, PS1, ATARI2600 and ATARI7800 formats. The preloaded library covers more than ten thousand titles across those systems, and you can search by game name or keyword to find something specific. A favourites function on the R2 button lets you build your own shortlist for quick access.
Are controllers included, and are they wireless?
Two wireless gamepads come in the box, so two-player games are possible straight away without buying anything extra. Because the pads are wireless, there are no cords running across the lounge room, and players can sit a comfortable distance from the screen. The stick itself draws power at the TV, keeping the whole setup tidy.
Can I add more games to the stick myself?
Yes. The system supports downloading games, letting players search for titles and add their own favourites to the library. Games you add appear alongside the preloaded collection, and the history list keeps everything sorted by when you last played. This makes it easy to organise a personal rotation rather than scrolling the full catalogue every session.
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.