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Old-school gaming meets 4K streaming with this $90 console
TL;DR: Get thousands of retro and 3D games, dual systems, and 4K visuals with the Kinhank Super Console X2 Pro—now just $89.97 (reg. $159.99) with free shipping. When you look back into your childhood, blowing into cartridges might seem like magic. But it’s 2025, and we deserve a more efficient way to revisit our favorite games. The Kinhank Super Console X2 Pro is a retro gaming emulator and streaming console that’s loaded with thousands of nostalgic titles from across generations—and right now, it’s just $89.97 (regularly $159.99) with free shipping. This isn’t just a dusty throwback machine. It’s a dual-system beast with Android 9.0 for apps and EmuELEC 4.5 for emulation, backed by a quad-core processor, Mali-G31 MP2 GPU, and 4K support. Translation? Your retro games look better and run smoother than ever before. It supports Bluetooth 5.0, dual-band Wi-Fi, and plays nicely with your TV, projector, or laptop. It’s plug-and-play, comes pre-loaded with 60+ emulators, and even lets you download extra 3D games. Think Ocarina of Time, Street Fighter II, Final Fantasy VII, and others. Whether you’re reliving the arcade days or introducing the kiddos to the pixelated magic, this console does it all—without the pile of tangled cables or need for an old CRT. Enjoy good, clean, nostalgic fun with this Kinhank Super Console X2 Pro (controllers and remote included) while it’s just $89.97 (reg. $159.99) plus free shipping. Kinhank Super Console X2 Pro Retro Gaming Emulator & Streaming ConsoleSee Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

Exclusive: More explicit rumours about Tory Whanau – this time from Auckland councillor Maurice Williamson
The sexually explicit comments were made in an Auckland Council committee meeting.

Ed Sheeran to return to New Zealand for new tour next year
The singer-songwriter will play shows in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch in support of his new album.

Ed Sheeran to return to NZ for new tour next year
The four-time Grammy Award winner was last in New Zealand in 2023 for his Mathematics tour.

Northland man charged with injuring police dog, drug-related offences
He was arrested after a traffic stop in Whangarei escalated into what police describe as a violent assault.

‘It was not accidental’: Sprinklers activated by person detained in Invercargill cell
Fire and emergency crews were called to the Invercargill Central Police Station on Tuesday night after a sprinkler system was purposefully activated.

From US$20m to $1 in five years: The Three-Sky deal explained
Why is another media company being sold for a pittance? And what does it mean for the content on both Sky and Three? Explainer Editor Lloyd Burr takes a look.

Kainga Ora tenants accused of firing gun, threatening assault keep homes despite eviction bids
Another tenant escaped eviction despite her boyfriend attacking a neighbour.

Warriors v Titans: Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad returns for round 21 NRL clash
The Warriors have made one change to their side for Saturday's crucial match.

The price of flying: 'Everywhere you look, costs are increasing'
Regional aviation will become increasingly unsustainable and ticket prices will continue to rise until the government takes action on aviation system costs, say airlines.

11-year-old national Beyblade champion heading to world champs
Charlie Ross-Matenga has been mad about the spinning tops since the age of 8. He will now head to Japan to compete.

Paypal withholds thousands of funds from Kiwis to Palestinians
The organiser of the funds say she believes the reason is political.

Matakana business Morris & James Pottery closes after 47 years
The owners have cited economic struggles as one of the reasons behind its demise.

Bottom of the table Titans lose best player for Warriors clash
The last-placed Titans will be without their captain and enforcer, but the Warriors will welcome back a familiar face at fullback.

MPI officers seize 619 paua during Porirua raid, man jailed for more than two years
The man claimed they were for a wedding in Auckland but a court didn’t believe him.