The WorGame System (commonly abbreviated as WGS) was an 8-bit handheld video game console developed and manufactured by WorGame Corporation in 1987. The system was released in the early years of handheld gaming, and was one of the earliest handheld flops on the market. It has a total of four buttons and a directional pad. Due to heavy competition and lack of third-party support, this console never sold well, and was discontinued in 1990. It was sold for US$69.99 and very few games were released for it. Its screen was black-and-white.