Akron’s TinyCircuits, an open-source hardware company that specializes in small electronics, continues to ride a wave of popularity among a cult following for its itty-bitty electronic games and ...

We’ve seen some rather crazy devices hit Kickstarter over the years, but this latest entry from TinyCircuits perhaps takes the cake. The company this week unveiled Thumby, which looks like a Nintendo ...

The Thumby Color is a Game Boy Advance-like gaming handheld but with a difference – it's only around 5cm wide. It is still feature-packed though and comes with a selection of full colour games ...

Thumby is a tiny game console designed to look like a classic Game Boy, but smaller. Way smaller. Designed to fit on a keychain, the entire game console is smaller than the screens on most other micro ...

This might just be the world’s smallest and cutest Game Boy ever made, being the size of a keychain. But it’s not just a cool accessory for your keys, as it is also playable. If you have 20/20 vision ...

As much fun as the Nintendo Switch is, it’s not exactly the most portable or pocket-friendly device. There are much smaller alternatives out there, but the Thumby takes portability to another level ...

In brief: Do you like the idea of mobile gaming but want something more discreet than a Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, or even a phone? How about a device that's roughly the same size as your thumb?

TinyCircuits the Open Source hardware company specializing in designing and manufacturing tiny electronics has once again returned to Kickstarter to launch their tiny handheld games console aptly ...

The Thumby Color has all the buttons of the old GBA in a pint-sized package, though you'll be playing a host of open source titles. We may earn a commission when you ...