It is completely stand-alone, doesn't plug into anything and is battery-powered.
It is essentially a handheld console in a shape of an Arcade machine. Pro MK player and YouTuber Ryan 'Ketchup' Neal made a video showcasing a gift that he received, a tiny mini Arcade machine of Mortal Kombat 1 (with a side-render of Scorpion from Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3) created by a company called Basic Fun. But what if you could play an MK game on a small, mobile Arcade machine? Well, it seems it is possible. Arcade machines are known for their massive size and high price, but if you could get one of those machines, it would defiantly be worth it for long time gamers of the golden days of the Arcades, including old school Mortal Kombat players who grew up playing MK games at the Arcade.
