A curated collection of retro gaming consoles and modern retro systems that come with multiple controllers included, perfect for local multiplayer sessions. These devices allow immediate play with friends or family without requiring additional purchases.
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The second iteration of Sega's popular mini console comes with two controllers in the box, supporting up to two players simultaneously. It features a vast library of classic 16-bit titles and includes various online features for modern convenience.
This compact recreation of the NES includes two wired controllers pre-packaged, enabling local multiplayer for classic titles. It offers 30 built-in games and supports expansion via USB-NTF adapters for modern controller compatibility.
Similar to its predecessor, the SNES Classic comes with two controllers, allowing for immediate local multiplayer experiences. It features 21 pre-loaded games, including many that supported two-player modes in the original era.
Sony's official retro console includes two DualShock-style controllers, facilitating local multiplayer for 20 pre-loaded PS1 titles. It supports save states and online leaderboards, bridging the gap between old-school hardware and modern features.
An Android-based handheld retro console that includes two controllers in its bundle, designed specifically for local multiplayer. It emulates dozens of classic systems and allows for easy connection of additional controllers for extended play sessions.
This home console system comes with two wireless controllers, offering a unique modular cartridge approach to retro gaming. It supports local multiplayer across many licensed titles from historical consoles, providing a versatile gaming solution.
A high-fidelity FPGA-based NTSC Nintendo Entertainment System clone that includes two controller ports and often bundles controllers. It supports official NES controllers and provides an authentic hardware experience with modern display compatibility.
This FPGA console for Super Nintendo Entertainment System includes two controller ports and typically bundles two wireless controllers. It offers pixel-perfect display output and supports original cartridges with no region locking or compatibility issues.
The original mini console from Sega includes two controllers, enabling two-player gaming for its curated library of games. While some titles support local multiplayer, the inclusion of two controllers makes it ideal for versus modes.
Although primarily a handheld, this retro device often comes bundled with a wired controller for TV output, supporting local multiplayer. It runs homebrew games and emulators, offering a unique retro Linux-based gaming experience.
This Android-based handheld console often includes multiple controller options in its packages, supporting local multiplayer via screen sharing or external controller connections. It supports a wide range of emulators for various retro platforms.
The handheld version of the Evercade system includes a charging dock and often bundles a wireless controller for local play. It offers the same modular cartridge system as the home console, supporting multiplayer in select titles.
A powerful retro gaming console that often comes with a remote and optional controllers, supporting local multiplayer through emulated games. It provides access to thousands of games across multiple systems and supports HDMI output for TV play.
This arcade-style console often includes two wired joysticks and controllers, designed specifically for local multiplayer arcade games. It features thousands of built-in arcade titles, making it an excellent choice for versus gaming.
While older, certain modern reissues or bundles of the Mega Duck console may include multiple controllers for local play. It supports a niche library of games, and its compact design makes it suitable for portable multiplayer sessions.
This mini console includes two wired controllers, supporting local multiplayer for its collection of Neo Geo arcade titles. It features a CRT filter option and various difficulty settings, perfect for classic fighting game sessions.
While the original Game Boy was single-player focused, specific modern retro bundles may include link cables and extra units for multiplayer. Some retro handhelds emulate these systems with multi-controller support for local play.
The NEC TurboGrafx-16 mini console includes two controllers, supporting local multiplayer for its library of 50 games. It features a stylish design and includes various modes, such as tournament and practice, for enhanced play.
Japan-exclusive mini console that includes two controllers, enabling local multiplayer for its collection of PC Engine titles. It offers the same library as the TurboGrafx-16 Mini but with Japanese game selections and packaging.
While not retro in hardware, this modern console supports retro game libraries and often includes controllers for local multiplayer. It runs Linux and Windows, allowing users to install classic gaming software and peripherals.
A DIY retro console project that allows users to build a system with as many controllers as needed for local multiplayer. Using RetroPie or Recalbox, users can emulate numerous systems and connect any USB or Bluetooth controllers.