GameStick for Android suffers another delay in UK

Jamie Feltham

November 11, 2013

GameStick, a British-made, Android-based games console, has been delayed once more in its home turf.

The system, which works much like the already-available Ouya, was meant to be released earlier this month, having already been pushed back in October. Obviously, it’s still not out, and Amazon now lists it for release on November 29th. That said, the system’s official page has it locked for December 15th.

While GameStick had already made its way to US fans some are claiming that it’s apparently plagued with bugs. Reviews of the device have also been mixed, making for a tough time for the system so far.

At least it sounds like the system will be out for Christmas.

Source: CNET

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Jamie Feltham

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