I have a powerbank that also acts as a retro game console, but it can’t be used for charging now. I can still use it to play games, but not as a powerbank. I bought this 3 years ago since it was based on SF2000 (using a MIPS based CPU), and there was an active modding community.
I bought a new powerbank (that is also a game console), and surprisingly, this uses C-Sky architecture. The brand name is HOCO and it costs about 22 USD (740 Thai Baht). It only has a NES emulator and a lot of custom made games. Note that if you only want a retro game console, this is quite bad (CPU is slow), as a powerbank it seems to be ok.
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