Ordz Games unveils blockchain-based gaming handheld BitBoy

Ordz Games says it's making the BitBoy handheld gaming device.
Ordz Games unveiled BitBoy, a handheld retro gaming device reminiscent of a Game Boy. But this one will let players earn Bitcoin while playing on a blockchain network.Read More

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