GameStick Android-based game console the size of a USB thumb drive
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The GameStick Prototype running its UI
The GameStick Prototype hooked to a TV through HDMI
A shot of the GameStick's interface
The GameStick prototype being held for size reference
The starting size of the GameStick compared to the final size
The funding plan for GameStick
The GameStick is a tiny video game console
Another view of the GameStick's interface
Article Summary
Just a few months back, the internet was gushing over the announcement of a tiny, Android-based video game console called the OUYA. Well, history may repeat itself with the introduction of the a new, and very similar, console called the GameStick. However, this Android-based system is actually cheaper and substantially smaller that the OUYA.
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