Your childhood. Back in your hands.
Thousands of retro games. One pocket-sized console.
Multiple generations of retro gaming live on one handheld you can actually carry. Turn it on, pick a game, play — on the couch, on the train, at 30,000 feet.
REWIND R1Remember this feeling
Remember when gaming was this simple?
You sat down, the game started, and that was the whole ritual. No account, no patch notes, no 90 GB download eating your evening. Just you and a game built around one thing: being fun.

The console
Meet the Rewind R1
A handheld built for the games you grew up with. The library is already on the device when it arrives — power it on, browse by system or genre, and start playing. Save your spot whenever life interrupts, and add more with a microSD card when you want to.

The library
So… what can I play?
Decades of 8-bit, 16-bit, arcade and early 3D gaming, sorted so you can find something in seconds.
Library shown by genre and generation. We don't sell or advertise specific franchises.
Pick it up. Choose a game. Play.
No installs, no accounts, no updates. The games are already on it.
One button. It's charged over USB-C, so it's ready when you are.
Browse the on-device library by system or genre. Nothing to download.
Save whenever you stop. Load exactly where you left off.
Portability
Your game collection goes where you go.
It fits in a jacket pocket and runs entirely offline — no signal, no hotspot, no streaming. Airplane mode is just… mode.




Built around how you actually play now.
No proprietary brick to lose in a drawer.
Enough for a long-haul flight and the taxi queue after it.
Save your spot, close it, pick it back up tomorrow.
Nothing streams, nothing buffers, nothing asks you to log in.
Expand storage with a microSD card whenever you like.
Roughly 20K titles on 64 GB, roughly 40K on 128 GB.

Build yours
Pick a colour, pick a size.
Then & now
From after-school gaming to after-work gaming.
The couch is different. The commute is new. The evenings are shorter. But the part where you beat a level you've been stuck on for three days? That hasn't changed at all. This is the same gaming you remember, sized for the life you have now — twenty minutes at a time, or three hours if nobody's watching.
Gifting
The gift they'll actually use.
For the partner who still talks about the console they had at twelve. For the dad who hasn't played anything in a decade. For the friend who flies every other week. It needs no setup, so it works even if they're not technical.

Why a dedicated retro handheld?
A fair look at the alternatives — all three have their place.
Rewind handheld
Modern console
Phone gaming
Collecting old hardware
Before you order
What games are included?
Thousands of retro titles across multiple classic generations — 8-bit and 16-bit, arcade classics and early 3D — sorted by system and genre on the device. We list the library by genre and generation rather than by franchise.
How many games are included?
The 64 GB version arrives with approximately 20,000 games and the 128 GB version with approximately 40,000.
Can I add my own games?
Yes. The console takes a microSD card, so you can expand the storage and add compatible files yourself.
Can I save my progress?
Yes — save and load are built in, so you can stop mid-level and pick up exactly where you left off.
Does it need Wi-Fi?
No. Everything is stored on the device and plays fully offline. No account, no signal, no downloads.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 10 hours of play per charge, depending on brightness and the games you run.
How does charging work?
It charges over USB-C, so the cable you already use for your phone or laptop works.
Which systems does it play?
It covers a broad range of classic 8-bit, 16-bit, arcade and early 3D systems. The full supported-system list ships with the console and is shown in the on-device menu.
Does it include a memory card?
The console supports microSD expansion. Whether a card is included depends on the version you order — the exact box contents are listed on the product page before checkout.
What comes in the box?
The console, a USB-C charging cable and the printed guide. Any additional accessories are listed on the product page for the version you choose.
Which storage size should I choose?
64 GB is plenty if you mostly want the classics you remember. Choose 128 GB if you like browsing deep catalogues or plan to add your own files.
Can I use headphones?
Yes — it has a built-in speaker and a headphone output for quiet play on a flight or commute.
Press start
Your old favourites are waiting.
Pick a colour and a storage size, and start playing tonight.