369 in 1 Games Card and 150 NES Classics Game Cartridge for GBA/GBA SP/GBM/NDS/NDSL Game Console 2pcs

Works great. Definitely recommend for gameboy advance sp

So just got an old gaming system. He wanted something that had lots of games to offer. This is perfect. Kept him busy for a long time. Easy to play

I honestly don’t get the bad reviews. It comes with 2 cartridges and they are not that bad the NES one has good NES games and don’t have any bootlegs and run well. The GBA one that says “No repeat” but does repeat a lot of games but they do have maybe like 50 good games in there like Pokémon, Super Mario bros, and more franchises but there are bootlegs and they are all in the bottom. Overall they are not that bad and have good games to keep you busy for sometime.

Most of the titles don't do start on the 369 in one cartridge. Some start but aren't what they say they are. There some functioning titles on this cartridge which are worthwhile. For something that specifically says "no repeat" is a truth in the lie. There are several titles with typos of games that are correctly listed on the cartridge. (ie. Mary and Lunch instead of Mario and Luigi. )Those titles particulary do not open. The NES cartridge doesn't work beyond the main menu or start screen of any title listed.

alot of repeats or garbage games just with random names . Still a handfull of good ones so better than nothing

10/10

Ok, so I have to say that I was afraid this would be one more of those game cards that come with lots of non sense and/or duplicate games...but it's actually a great selection! Of course, if you're into some more obscure games, maybe you won't find them here, but if you just want to grab a Game Boy and have some fun with really great games from 20-30y ago, these are perfect for that. Also, they make a nice gift for whoever is into retro games. Really nice!

The good? The game cards DO fit in the original Nintendo DS. And there are indeed a lot of games on the two cartridges, including some very popular highly nostalgic ones for Gen X and Millennials, such as Bubble Bobble, Castlevania, Contra, Ms. Pac-Man, Super Mario Bros, etc.The bad? A lot of the games are repetitive (i.e. incredibly similar to other games with only minor differences and a different name), and a fair number of them are sequentials (e.g. Adventure Island 1, 2, 3, 4, Megs Man 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc.; note: I do think that "Megs Man" was supposed to be Mega Man, there are a lot of typos in the names), some of which show up on both cards.The ugly? I *really* wanted these cards to work and work well, because getting that many games on only two cards for the price listed is amazing, and if they worked well I'd have happily ordered several sets to gift to friends and niblings... Unfortunately that isn't the case. There are a lot of issues with these game cards: audio, graphics, even loading. If you try to scroll through the list of games too fast to get to, say, Legend of Zelda (number 63 out of 150) ... it crashes and you have to reload. Numerous games will not actually load past their start screen. Many that do will crash unexpectedly within minutes of starting.When a game does work for more than five minutes, without graphics or audio issues... it's happily nostalgic and FUN. Unfortunately it seems to take the stars aligning just right for that to occur, so I really cannot recommend it. :(