Game Stick is a part of the successful wave of Androidkonsoler that appeared on Kickstarter a few months ago. Both it and Ouya managed to generate so much interest and money to projects became larger than expected. The unexpected response is the basis for the delay for Game Stick, which now will not be released until June.
Class=”paragraphIntro”> Game Stick needed 100,000 dollars to launch their project and begin production. It ended with 650 000 dollars which led to the console need to be manufactured in more copies than expected. These will now be shipped via boat instead of aircraft because of the shipping cost, and it will take longer.
April was scheduled as the launch month for Game Stick, but now it is June that apply. For those who have managed to miss what Game Stick is all about, here is a quick feedback: Game Stick is a console packaged in a USB stick with a wireless controller to. The console runs Android 4.1 and has a dual core processor at 1.5 GHz with 8 GB of space for games and 1GB ram. Bluetooth 4.0 and WiFi on board and Game Stick can connect to wireless mice and keyboards, and four controllers simultaneously for multiplayer games.
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