Today, I have decided to discuss some of the worst handhelds. I collected them from different website where authors reviewed them and proved those handhelds as worst of all. List of these handhelds is not that much long but still! So below you would find some of the worst handhelds of all time.

Gizmondo

First in the list is a handheld known as “Gizmondo”. It was a handheld game console (worst of all existing ones) Investors spent so many dollars to launch the worst possible handheld Gizmondo. Well, Gizmondo was released way back six years ago and boy it was the crummiest system on its own.

Worst part of the discussed handheld was the price which was very much out of reach of a normal person, in fact I can get one handheld for $400. These are some of the reasons why the game console failed and manufacturers only managed to sold less than 25000 units.

R-Zone

Second in the queue is the R-Zone. Yet another worst handheld of all time. A game console that was awful and it was definitely an eyesore.

The moment Tiger Electronics released the game console it proved terrible. It had a strap a mirror to your head and project red-tinted images onto it. Later the manufacturers released a headset just to save the face.

N-Gage

Third is the place for N-Gage, the name is not unknown for most of us. If anyone of you has played phone games then you must know that what is N-Gage. Nokia launched an awesome gaming platform way back in 2003 but it couldn’t get success because of some reasons.

It had an awkward shape, controls were not as one expects in any game console. N-Gage failed to impress most of us as it only managed to support few games.

Game.com

Wow! I never even imagined that Game.com could be the worst possible handheld of all time but it is. It was released by Tiger, it was also known game com or you may pronounce as Game.com.

It had a touch-screen but it the screen was so pathetic that it was terrible, web connectivity was there but awful. No worthy games were there in the console. Game com failed because of low sales.

Tapwave Zodiac

Did you wonder a game machine capable of playing music, videos and web browsing. Name of the machine was Tapwave Zodiac. It had only few games none of them was impressive and the machine failed to impress the consumers as well.

Tapwave Zodiac failed because it was released just before the PSP. Damn! PSP took all its credit and the gaming machine doomed.

via [Daily Mail]