Coleco Holdings has abandoned its plans to launch a cartridge-based retrogaming console, severing ties with the designers of the Coleco Chameleon after a series of public gaffes and missteps. The ...

The brand new video game console, Coleco Chameleon, made its public debut at the New York Toy Fair this weekend. Although the system spent most of the convention behind a glass enclosure, it easily ...

Coleco is one of the biggest names from the early days of video gaming, but the firm is aiming to become more than just a relic of the past. The company behind the ColecoVision is back with a new ...

If you were a child of the late 1970s or early 1980s, the chances are that your number one desire was to own a games console. The one to have was the Atari 2600, notwithstanding that dreadful E.T.

We've usually heard of Kickstarter projects getting delayed or even canceled after getting funded. We've even seen a few that got their plugs pulled right in the middle of the campaing. But a delay ...

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The too-good-to-be-true Retro VGS console has been proven exactly that. Coleco has pulled out of the project and the Coleco Chameleon -- billed as being able to play games from multiple console ...

The Coleco Chameleon is a video game console promising to take a stand against downloadable content (DLC) by shipping non-upgradeable cartridge games just like systems from the 1980s and 1990s.

The too-good-to-be-true Retro VGS console has been proven exactly that. Coleco has pulled out of the project and the Coleco Chameleon -- billed as being able to play games from multiple console ...