Timetop GameKing

PLATFORM» GK1» September 2004

The Timetop GameKing is a Chinese handheld console. While being a gray-scale, 8-bit system, it was notable for its excellent audio.

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GameKing II

Shortly after the release of the GameKing in September 2004, Guangzhou Daidaixing Electronics Tech announced and released the GameKing II, which featured a backlit screen. This model required a third AA battery for the backlighting and amplified audio. The system was slightly redesigned to look similar to the PlayStation Portable (Platform).

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• 2003 (Game)
• 2004 (Game)
• 4 i n 1 vol. 8 (Game)
• 4 in 1 vol. 11 (Game)
• 4 in 1 vol. 17 (Game)
• 4 in 1 vol. 9 (Game)
• Ares (Game)
• Carlo Adventure Legend (Game)
• DInosaur Adventure Legend (Game)
• Duck Man (Game)
• F1-2004 Racing (Game)
• Happy Killer (Game)
• Hopman (Game)
• Penguin (Game)
• Popper (Game)
• Street Hero (Game)
• Supermotor (Game)

Platform details

Name

Timetop GameKing

Abbreviation

GK1

Release Date

September 2004

Manufacturer

Guangzhou Dingxiang Cyber Technology Co.,Ltd. (Company)

Launch price

$

Install base

Online service

No

Aliases

GameKing II

Games

• 2003 (Game)
• 2004 (Game)
• 4 i n 1 vol. 8 (Game)
• 4 in 1 vol. 11 (Game)
• 4 in 1 vol. 17 (Game)
• 4 in 1 vol. 9 (Game)
• Ares (Game)
• Carlo Adventure Legend (Game)
• DInosaur Adventure Legend (Game)
• Duck Man (Game)
• F1-2004 Racing (Game)
• Happy Killer (Game)
• Hopman (Game)
• Penguin (Game)
• Popper (Game)
• Street Hero (Game)
• Supermotor (Game)
• view all →