Power Joy TV Game Pad

Advantages: Very Cheap, Very easy to use, Lots of Games to Play.
Disadvantages: Needs to be looked after as it looks very breakable

Do you love all the old Arcade games i.e. Space Invaders, Galaxians, Arkanoid, etc? Do you love all the old Spectrum games i.e. Hyper-sports, Yie ar kung Fu, etc, etc? If the answer is yes, then you’ll love the “Power Joy TV Game Pad” that I recently bought off QVC recently and it really is a bargain. So what is the “Power Joy TV Game Pad”? Well, its exactly what it say’s, it’s a Game Pad, that you plug ...
...all these excellent and classical games from the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, there are 70 games in total (63 on the cartridge supplied, with a further 7 built into the Joy Pad itself) and lots of variety, so you should easily find a game to suit your tastes. All the games are very good replica’s of the originals, and actually some of them, Arkanoid for example, are the exact same as the original arcade version, with the same graphics ... Read review

Advantages: A cheap way to addictive gaming
Disadvantages: Don't expect any fancy graphics

The Power Boy TV game pad consists of a green and red coloured joypad, in the PlayStation style, with a lead coming out of it. Just plug that lead into your TV, choose the correct channel and 127 classic games will be at your disposal immediately. Graphically, this belongs in a museum. Playability wise, there is enough variety of 8-bit 2 dimensional games to keep retro-gamers entertained for hours. The Game Pad plugs straight into the AV or Scart ...
...will need 3 x AA batteries (not supplied), although a 6 volt AC mains adapter would be a better long-term option (again, not supplied). All the games are one-player games, and they include such classics as Space Invaders, River Crossing, Hyper Sport, Galaxian, and yes – Tetris is also there. For £20 this would make an ideal gift for those of a certain age, who can re-live their youth through their TV with no hassle of buying a console and ... Read review