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Yes, I know, this is a very bad portable consle.
Of course, the infamous Gizmondo. First off, what kind of name is that? There's the Atari 2600, the DoubleVision, the Intellevision, the Colecovision, the Comedore 64, the NES, the Sega Genesis, the Wii, the Jaguar, the Playstation, the CD-I, the fucking 3DO and so on, so fourth. But Gizmondo? Do I even need to exlplain how ridicules that is. And if that's not crazy enough, guess who its executive is. Stefan Eriksson. Yes, Stefan Eriksson. That douchebag has committed more felonies than... well, the Blues Brothers, I guess. Yeah, they're fictional, but you get what I'm saying. Who would have thought he was affiliated with a Mafia group in Sweeden, the same country that gave us Minecraft and PewDiePie. Oh, and adding insult to injury he's also a really bad Ferrari racer. Well, back to the Gizmondo.
You could get it for $400 or you could get a version that makes you watch pointless commercials EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. for about $230. It's like, pick your poison, BEYOTCH! Whatever the case, what you take home is... well, a portable game system with GPS, internet connection, a built in camera, a control setup that's even worse than the Atari 5200 and the Virtual Boy combined, and of course, what portable system would be complete without a barely visible screen?
That said, here's the best way to explain the system's reception in a nutshell: LESS THAN 25000 UNITS SOLD!