Gaming consoles are such beautiful creations, and it could have been better only if it's portable. However, since the idea is quite odd and unlikely, gamers are lucky enough to have stumbled over the Sinclair ZX Spectrum Vega+.

The latest handheld console resembles a PlayStation Vita which has its own screen. Plus, it has a thousand officially licensed games implanted, so there's a lot of reason for gamers to get busy anytime, anywhere. But in case the users wishes to load more games, the device has its own microSD card slot for extra storage. Meanwhile, for gamers who wish to enjoy their games on a wider screen, Sinclair ZX Spectrum Vega+ can be attached to TVs and have a more powerful gaming experience. (via TrustedReviews)

According to EuroGamer.net, the tech has come out last October 20, which costs around £100. Sinclair ZX Spectrum Vega+ is expected to arrive on its retailers this Christmas however, it was postponed until February. There are assumptions about its delay and the primary speculations revolve around money issues. However, the company admitted that it is because of the buttons and it needs improvement. The company believes that it is essential for the gaming experience.

"An improvement that would make the feel of the product far better, including a correction in the design of one of the buttons making it more robust and able to withstand the rigors of extended game-play. We also wanted to make sure we did justice to the Sinclair legacy", Retro Computers stated on BBC.

Despite the delay, fans are finally at ease because they have been updated with the expected date of release. The company, on the other hand, sounds more confident that they will be able to dispatch the retro-inspired Sinclair ZX Spectrum Vega+. Otherwise, the company would be facing thousands of people asking fro their money back in case they fail to deliver the console on time.