Play Vision Portable (PVP)

The PVP's box

Play Vision Portable (PVP) is the name of a series an NES-On-a-Chip (NOAC) Famiclones and other clone consoles that resemble a PlayStation Portable (PSP).

Background

The PVP was released around 2011, the console was an NES clone that has built-in games. It has a rechargeable battery and uses a Game Boy Advance SP charger, though it has been reported that the charger sometimes can't charge the rechargeable battery.

A later model, the PVP 2, is a Mega Drive/Sega Genesis clone.

There is also a PVP 3, and a system called the PVP crash 9, which uses different cartridges.

The PVP's Box

The PVP's box claims that it has 100% full color, the box also claims to have 8,888 "hot" games. The box also says "Super Big Screen, Super More Joy, Super More Games!"

List of Included Games

Due to the fact that the PVP has different models, the PVP will usually have different included games, but here's a list of games commonly found on the PVP:

NES

• Super Mario Bros.
• Super Mario Bros. 3
• Donkey Kong
• "Numbered" Mario Hacks
• Angry Bird 3
• Contra
• Sonic the Hedgehog
• Magic Jewelry
• Tekken (Karateka)
• Felix the Cat
• Walt Disney's CRASH (Jungle Book hack)
• Shaun the Sheep (Little Nemo hack)

Genesis

• Sonic The Hedgehog (glitched, starts at Scrap Brain Zone)
• Sonic Spinball
• Sonic Eraser (prototype)

• Super Mario Bros. (Squirrel King hack)

• Pac-Mania
• Crash Bandicoot

• Alex Kidd in Miracle World
• Tetris
• Sunset Riders

Gallery

The PVP's box

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The PVP console and it's included contents.

The Mega Drive revision of the console, the PVP 2

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Another variant of the PVP 2, the box shows Mario and Dora instead. The box is also orange.

Trivia

*On the back of the PVP 2 box, screenshots from New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Ms. Pac-Man appear, despite not being on any known versions of the system.

Links

Play Vision Portable review