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Bandai Namco Flashback Blast! comes with an HDMI dongle, 8 greatest Bandai Namco games built in and a 2.4G wireless game controller. Video output is at 720P high resolution.
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AtGames Bandai Namco Flashback Blast! comes with an HDMI dongle

Bottom line: The AtGames Bandai Namco Flashback Blast! comes with an HDMI dongle: Plugs directly into an HDMI port, no extra video cables; main trade-off: video tops out at 720p, not 1080p.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Plugs directly into an HDMI port, no extra video cables
  • ✓ 8 arcade versions incl. Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug and Xevious
  • ✓ 2.4G wireless controller for couch play
  • ✓ Save and rewind features for tougher games like The Tower of Druaga
  • ✓ Includes themed sticker and key chain, ready to give as a gift

Cons

  • ✗ Video tops out at 720p, not 1080p
  • ✗ Known display/sound issues on some Panasonic, Sony, Toshiba, Vizio, Sharp TVs
  • ✗ Fixed library of 8 games built into the dongle
  • ✗ The Tower of Druaga and Sky Kid are obscure to many US players

Manufacturer description

The AtGames Bandai Namco Flashback Blast! is a small arcade console that plugs straight into your TV's HDMI port. No cables to run and no discs to load. Eight arcade games are built in: Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, Xevious, Mappy, Sky Kid and The Tower of Druaga. These are the arcade versions, not home ports, so you get the cabinet-era rules and difficulty. You play with the included 2.4G wireless controller, which lets you sit back on the couch instead of staying close to the TV. Video runs at 720p HD with stereo sound. Save and rewind let you pick up a long Tower of Druaga run…

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which games are included on the Bandai Namco Flashback Blast?

It includes the arcade versions of 8 games: Dig Dug, Galaga, Galaxian, Mappy, Pac-Man, Sky Kid, The Tower of Druaga and Xevious.

What resolution does the Flashback Blast output?

It outputs 720p HD video over HDMI with stereo sound. It plugs directly into an HDMI port on your TV.

Is the controller wireless?

Yes. It comes with a 2.4G wireless controller. For battery type and range, check the product listing.

Will it work with my TV?

It works with most HDTVs that have an HDMI port. AtGames lists some models that may show picture shifting, horizontal noise or sound glitches: Panasonic TC-58AX800U and TC-L37DT30, Toshiba 19C100U, Vizio VOJ320F1A and XVT373SV, Sharp LC-19SB27UT, and Sony KDL-46HX729. If this happens, try a different display.

Can I save my progress?

Yes. The console has save and rewind features, so you can stop mid-game and come back later, or rewind a mistake.

Key Features

  • Plug and play on HD TV with the arcade micro-console and an ergonomic wireless controller.
  • Includes the arcade versions of: Dig Dug, Galaga, Galaxian, Mappy, Pac-Man, Sky Kid, The Tower of Druaga, and Xevious.
  • HD video output and stereo sound.
  • Enhanced features such as save and rewind.
  • Themed game sticker and key chain are included.
  • With certain TV models (see right-side list for some examples), this console may be incompatible and cause undesired effects, like display shifting, which results in the picture not being centered on the screen, or horizontal display noise, it might move up and down on the screen, or glitch sound under game menu, or no sound, which does not affect operation. If this happens, try the console on a different display or return the console to the point of purchase.

Full Specifications

BrandAtGames
Colorwhite
Weight2.4g
PlatformElectronic Game
Model NameWD3306Q
Resolution720p
ConnectivityWireless, 2.4GHz
Input DeviceGamepad
Model NumberWD3306Q
Connection TypeWireless
Connectivity TechnologyHDMI
Manufacturer Part NumberWD3306Q
Includes the arcade versions ofDig Dug, Galaga, Galaxian, Mappy, Pac-Man, Sky Kid, The Tower of Druaga, and Xevious.
Wireless Communication Technology2.4GHz
Full listing titleBandai Namco Flashback Blast! comes with an HDMI dongle, 8 greatest Bandai Namco games built in and a 2.4G wireless game controller. Video output is at 720P high resolution.

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