Brick Game 9999 Handheld Console unboxing and review

If you were a kid from the 90s(born between 1990-1999 or earlier :D) and you happen to live in Eastern Europe you might have seen one of these console Games.3 decades ago everybody from my age wanted to have one of these. Or at least owe one to a best pal!!
With just two AA batteries and two thumbs and you're good to go for hours. No 16 GB RAM requirement, no graphics card needed, No 2.4 GHz required!!!
Just hours and hours of fun (and sometimes fighting over who would get to play).And I remember when I got mine it was quite of fun!!
The Chinese/Russian Brick Game Handheld Console, popular in the early 1990s, include games using a 10 × 20 block grid as a crude, low resolution dot matrix screen. Such devices often have many variations of Tetris and sometimes even other kinds of games like racing, Breakout or even shoot 'em up, such as those resembling Galaga or Battle City, where one block projects blocks at the "enemy" blocks. The most advanced of these designs usually have 26 distinct games sorted in alphabetical letters and feature multi-channel sound, voice synthesis or digital sounds samples, and internal CMOS memory which can save the current game progress and high scores when the system is turned off. Many of these handhelds with a dozen such games are marketed as having hundreds or even thousands of games (e.g. "9999 in 1"), though the vast majority are just different speed and difficulty settings. The most basic can now be sold as low as $1
At the lowest end of handheld game sophistication, there is also the "avoid/catch the falling objects" game. #tetris #console #gaming #review #play #vintage #90s #battery #panasonic #batteries #brick #kids
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[@Lunchbox5930Extra]

This brings back repressed memories for sure. Had one of these when my family went to Mexico in the mid 2000s. Packaging was different but the model was the same.

[@Izumisensei2004]

They are still on sale brand new here in Mexico
You can get one for $10~$15

[@3HOCFRESKO]

@@Izumisensei2004 The same price here in Romania!

[@SlavkoStorm]

@@Izumisensei2004 2,5 bucks in Europe.

[@user-jv2mj9ir8i]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-rw1wj4ft2c]

How to use the keys

[@mudasarraja1971]

(😮 I have a clear word and I still don't know how to play it?)