Apparently, a leaked shot of GamePark's next iteration of the GP2X-- the GP3X (not to be confused with the Pandora project) -- has gone and gotten itself leaked onto the interblogs. According to a ...

Since the open-source GP2X handheld gaming console has earned itself quite a devoted little following, we're sure that several of you will be excited to learn that Gamepark (but not Gamepark Holdings, ...

Disappointingly few people know that Sony and Nintendo aren’t the only purveyors of handheld games consoles (no I’m not counting that Gizmondo nonsense). Both of these companies also have a ...

I love handheld gaming and can regularly be found swearing loudly because I missed my bus thanks to being too enraptured in a game of Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass on my DS. What's best about ...

It’s taken longer than expected, but Gamepark is on the brink of launching their Linux-based GP2X Wiz handheld gaming system—and they are planning to follow up with an open source app store this ...

I would like to thank CEO of Gamepark for taking time to answer my very long mail. The interview is divided in 3 parts: Software, hardware, miscelaneous. About Software 1) GP fight is delayed because ...

The strange thing about the Gamepark is that it exists at all. However, its very existence is a testament to the weakness of other players in the handheld gaming ...

Our resident handheld gaming guru and Wii editor Mark Bozon decided recently that he wanted to try an open relationship. Not with his girlfriend, mind you, but with handheld gaming. Tired of the PSP ...

When you think about portable gaming handhelds, you probably think first of Nintendo and Sony. Which is perfectly logical given just how important the Game Boy line was in the history of gaming and ...

In the US, the only thriving handheld is, surprise surprise, the Game Boy. Many companies have risen and fell during the life of the Game Boy systems since its release in the 1989, from Sega's Game ...