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Southern California-based gaming company My Arcade has released a new device that will take many of you back to your childhood. The "Retro Champ" is a portable handheld that supports NES and Famicom cartridges without the need for a legacy console.

My Arcade's portable console boasts a seven-inch full-color screen, with controls on both sides. On its own, the Retro Champ, which has a built-in kickstand for remote play, gives you three to five hours of portable gaming thanks to a built-in rechargeable battery. You can also connect the handheld to a TV via HDMI and pair with My Arcade wireless controllers — although those are sold separately — for a more complete gaming experience.

The top and bottom of the Retro Champ features slots that support NES and Famicom cartridges, as the console even comes with a built-in cartridge cleaning kit to ensure you don't have to use the old school blowing technique to take take care of older cartridges.

Priced at $80, you can purchase the Retro Champ by My Arcade today. Simply follow the link below.

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