The author is unboxing and testing a "Play 5" device, which appears to be a generic, low-quality gaming console. The device has 200 games, including Mario, Harry Potter, Pacman, and others, but the author is disappointed with the quality of the games and the device's performance. They struggle to navigate the menu, and the games are often unresponsive or difficult to control. The author also comments on the poor graphics and sound quality. Despite the device's shortcomings, the author continues to play and comment on various games, including Angry Birds, Batman, and Plants vs. Zombies.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The person is opening a Play 5 that they bought on the open market.
2. The Play 5 has 200 games.
3. The Play 5 does not have an HDMI port.
4. The person bought an adapter to connect the Play 5 to their computer.
5. The Play 5 has a variety of games, including Mario, Pac-Man, Batman, and Harry Potter.
6. The person had to restart the Play 5 to change games.
7. The Play 5 has a mini version.
8. The person can play games on their computer using the Play 5's joysticks.
9. The Play 5 has a game called "Pac-Man Batman".
10. The person thinks the graphics of the Play 5 are "crazy".
11. The Play 5 has a game called "Parkour".
12. The person played a game called "Angry Birds" on the Play 5.
13. The Play 5 has a game called "Batman" with Robert Pattinson.
14. The person played a game called "Street Fighter" on the Play 5.
15. The Play 5 has a game called "Plants vs. Zombies".
16. The person played a game called "Hello Kitty" on the Play 5.
17. The Play 5 has a game called "Sonic".
18. The person thinks the Play 5 has a variety of "open games".