CalmDownTom says, "So why should anyone buy the Game Gadget? The simple answer is that they shouldn’t. Even if it worked it wouldn’t be worth buying. If after all this you still think you will buy one then just let me know. You can have mine. I’m not joking. It’s a disaster."
The GameGadget digital download store has opened its binary doors providing owners of the GameGadget device access to thousands of low priced games.
Today marks the launch of GameGadget’s digital store front: where current and future GameGadget owners will be able to buy retro licensed games via an iTunes like interface...
Agreed, even ignoring the story you can just see the website and it raises flags.
If they want me to buy a handheld and games, they need a cleaner looking interface.
To say that the GameGadget got off to a bumpy start would be an understatement. GamesAsylum details the fiasco in full.
Never even hear dof it, at quick glance i thought it was a wii u gamepad ripoff