There's an avalanche of new gaming devices coming our way, from tablets with controller attachments to Android-based consoles that can fit in the palm of your hand. On top of that, there's a growing ...

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Portable game machines that can be customized on Linux basis and can also play homemade games are "GCW-Zero"is. In addition to playing original games and homebrew games, you can also play games such ...

The GCW-Zero is a portable gaming device designed for playing retro games — basically anything up until the era of the original PlayStation. It packs a 3.5 inch display, a 1 GHz MIPS processor, and ...

Game Consoles Worldwide (GCW) has this week announced that their new GCW-Zero Retro handheld games console will start shipping in May 2013 for $159. The GCW-Zero Retro handheld games console is ...

People want to play old SNES games on the go, and its makers know this fact quite well. There's yet another gaming platform looking to get funded via Kickstarter, and surprise, it's not another ...

All manner of gaming hardware could be found at PAX East 2013, but tucked way in a far off corner was perhaps its most interesting piece of tech: the GCW Zero. Some might remember its Kickstater not ...

I feel like I’m holding a chunk of my childhood in the palm of my hand. And, theoretically, I could get arrested for it. As a gamer who has been kicking around for longer than I care to admit, I grew ...

The GCW-Zero is a portable gaming device designed for playing retro games — basically anything up until the era of the original PlayStation. It packs a 3.5 inch display, a 1 GHz MIPS processor, and ...

A new open source gaming handheld project called GCW-Zero has joined the wealth of new technologies emerging from Kickstarter, aiming at a target of $130,000. The device runs Linux and is focused on ...

A new Kickstarter project is looking for backers to fund the development and production of what is being called the first Open-Source handheld video game system. The device, which is known as the GCW ...

Today’s morning Inbox wonders about the next next generation, as one reader frets over the lack of Crysis 3 and Castlevania on Wii U. Please note: we are currently collating votes for the Reader’s Top ...