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On October 18th of 1985, the western equivalent of Nintendo's Famicom and known savior of the video game crash of the 1980s, the Nintendo Entertainment System (or NES for short), was released in North America. This October 18th marks the 35th anniversary of the beloved 8-bit powerhouse that...

We recently wrote about our thoughts on a new gadget --- Nintendo Cartridge Flasks! Read about our product review here: Nintendo Cartridge Flasks to Store Your Favorite Booze Nothing beats pulling out a sip of your favorite liquor from a classy Nintendo cartridge. I mean, at least if you're...

A hacker got the full NES video game library on the NES mini. A shame Nintendo didn't do it from the start.

Hoping to get your parents or younger family a piece of classic golden gaming this holiday season? Well, you may have to wait or pay outrageous prices on ebay for one as pre-orders on the mini NES have sold out already on amazon, best buy and Toys R us via nowinstock. Wow, didn't think it fly...

Update: It's been confirmed that the 30 games in this system is all that it will get. What will surely boggle the mind of any old person who owned an original Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo has announced today the Mini-NES. This compact and small version of the original NES will be...

A glitch so cheap it enters a why even bother area.

Greetings. I've been a passionate console/PC gamer since received a brand new Nes that included Super Mario Bros 3 as a Christmas gift. Nowadays, I didn't realize how much this Industry has grown until I finally became old enough to understand the technology behind processing graphics and the...

Raspberry Pi is something that you can make into anything and if you're this guy, you can make it to play any retro game on a simple modded Gameboy device.

It's dangerous to go alone in your browser! The original Zelda that release many many years ago on the NES can now be played in your browser in full 3D models. Check it out here: http://zelda30tribute.com/ Best check it out or download it somehow before Nintendo catches on, they are sure to...

I don't know about that ending.

The NES controller, the SNES controller and the N64 controller. Chances are good many of you here all used them and mashed, pulled and threw these controllers during your gameplays. This neat site breaks open the controllers and shows what you've been using...

http://kotaku.com/an-insiders-memories-of-making-the-nintendo-entertainme-1737014878 It's worth taking the time to read it.