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Choosing the right storage option for your Pocket Console depends on your gaming preferences and storage needs. Let’s analyze the available options:

48 GB storage (5,000 games):
If you're a casual gamer or have limited space on your console, the 48 GB storage option may be perfect for you. With a collection of 5,000 games, you'll still have access to a wide variety of classic titles, ensuring a nostalgic gaming experience. This option is ideal for those who want to focus on iconic games without overwhelming storage demands.

80 GB storage (15,000 games):
For a larger game library, the 80 GB storage option offers an upgrade with 15,000 games. This option strikes a balance between variety and storage capacity, providing a broad collection of classics and lesser-known gems. If you're a retro gamer looking to explore a wider range of titles, the 80 GB option could be the right choice.

144 GB storage (25,000 games):
If you are a true retro gaming enthusiast and want a full collection of titles, the 144 GB storage option is the best choice. With a catalog of 25,000 games, you'll gain access to a wide variety of games covering different genres and platforms. This option is perfect for collectors, completionists, and gamers who enjoy discovering hidden gems in video game history.

The Pocket Console can last up to 8 hours without charging.

Of course, you can easily download games to the console. Here’s how:

1. Locate the SD card slot on the left side of your console.
2. Carefully remove the SD card from the console.
3. Insert the SD card into your computer or a compatible card reader.
4. Download the game you want from a trusted source onto your computer.
5. On the SD card, you will find folders organized by console or platform (for example, SNES, Genesis, PSP, etc.).
6. Simply move the downloaded game file into the corresponding folder that matches the console or platform of the selected game.
7. Safely eject the SD card from your computer and reinsert it into the console.
8. Turn on your console, navigate to the console's menu, and you will find the newly added game ready to play.

It is a simple process that ensures your games are properly organized and ready to enjoy.

Guidelines for optimal use:

1. Proper shutdown procedure:
   It is essential to follow the correct shutdown procedure to ensure optimal performance. Access the system settings by holding down the START button and selecting the "EXIT" option. In the Options menu, select "SHUT DOWN SYSTEM" to fully power off the device. Keep in mind that the "RESTART SYSTEM" option should be avoided.
2. Exiting a game:
   After finishing a game, use the combination of pressing the SELECT and START buttons simultaneously, known as "SELECT+START," to exit the game without issues.
3. Precaution regarding the "R" button:
   Be cautious with the use of the "R" button located on the left side. Frequent use of this button, which acts as a reset button, may cause the loss of saved game progress. Additionally, constant use of the "R" button may cause damage to system files, data loss, and the inability to start the system.

By following these guidelines, you will help improve user experience, minimize the risk of data loss, and ensure the system’s sustained functionality.

Console list:

• Arcade
• Capcom 1, 2, and 3
• MAME 2003
• Sega Naomi
• PC Games
• Famicom Disk System
• NES
• Super Famicom
• Super Nintendo
• Nintendo 64
• Game Boy
• Game Boy Color
• Game Boy Advance
• NDS
• Sega Mega Drive
• Sega Genesis
• Sega Dreamcast
• Sega Game Gear
• SNK NeoGeo
• Neo Geo Pocket
• Neo Geo Pocket Color
• PSP
• PlayStation
• MSX I and II

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