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The Story Of Doodle Jump: Brotherly Love And Digital Snacks Phantom Entertainment, creators of the doomed-from-the-start Phantom gaming console, have just launched their very own online video game store, while also announcing funding for the next production run of their Phantom Lapboards.
Hopefully, if you knew enough about a Phantom Lapboard, you knew enough to be very, very wary about ordering one. If you’re not, pay attention: be very, very wary about ordering one. GayGamer’s Boy of Tomorrow decided to take one for the team and place an order, so as to document the experience. His tale is a sad one, full of unanswered messages, forwarded calls, invalid email addresses and 404 errors, leaving him with the highly likely theory that Phantom Entertainment (formerly Infinium Labs) have quietly closed their doors and skulked off into the night. Is The Phantom Lapboard Actually Real? [GayGamer]
