jogujos games reviews

Today, I messed around with those Jogujos games everyone’s been talking about. I wanted to see what the hype was all about, so I got myself one of those retro consoles they sell. You know, the ones with a ton of old-school games built-in.

First off, I had to figure out how this thing works. I plugged it into my TV using the HDMI cable, pretty standard stuff. Then, I started browsing through the games. Man, there were so many! It’s like a trip down memory lane with all those classic titles. They say it has over 40,000 games, and while I didn’t count, it sure felt like it.

Experimented With The Games

I started playing some of the games I used to love as a kid. The graphics are just like I remembered, pixelated and all. It’s kinda charming, to be honest. I spent a good chunk of time just hopping from game to game, reliving those old moments. The console comes with a couple of wireless controllers, which is pretty neat.

Checked Out Some Reviews

While I was at it, I also looked up what other people were saying about Jogujos. Some folks online were raving about it, saying how it’s the best thing ever for retro gaming. But, I saw a few complaints too. Some people said they had issues with certain games not working right or the console freezing up. I didn’t run into those problems myself, but it’s something to keep in mind.

Looked for Scams

• Heard Some Warnings: I read somewhere that if a game makes you pay just to start playing, it might be a scam. That sounded fishy, so I kept an eye out for anything like that.
• Stayed Safe with Personal Info: Another tip I saw was not to give out personal info. I mean, who would ask for your Social Security number for a game?
• Dodged Sketchy Stuff: Thankfully, I didn’t come across anything that asked for money upfront or weird personal details. Everything seemed above board with the games I tried.

Compared With The Big Names

I also did a quick check to see how these Jogujos games stack up against the big names like Elden Ring, which I saw has a 96 rating from critics. These retro games aren’t in the same league, of course, but they’re not trying to be. They’re more about that old-school feel.

Dug into Community Tips

I stumbled upon some YouTube videos where people were talking about upgrading the console and adding even more games. It’s cool that there’s a community out there tweaking these things. It seems like with a little know-how, you can get even more out of these consoles. So I spent some time watching videos about how to upgrade the game console and add more games to it.

Final Thoughts

All in all, it was a fun day messing around with the Jogujos games. It’s a cool little device if you’re into retro gaming. Just be a bit cautious and do your homework before buying, like with anything else. There’s a lot of love for these games out there, but also some valid concerns. For me, it was a blast from the past, and I didn’t have any issues. But, it’s always good to hear what others have to say too.