The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) is a hallmark of retro gaming, a testament to Nintendo’s enduring legacy in the video game industry. Each year of the SNES’s prime brought a standout game that not only defined the year but also left an indelible mark on gaming as a whole. …
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The Iron Grip of Nintendo: A Retro Rant on Gaming’s Lost Potential Let’s wind the clocks back to the 1980s – the era of neon, synth-pop, and the rise of the home video game console. Among the giants of the time, Nintendo’s NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) stood as the colossus, …
Read More »Nintendo’s Latest Legal Move: Suing Yuzu for Switch Emulation Practices
Nintendo Initiates Legal Action Against Yuzu Emulator Developers Nintendo is taking legal action against the developers behind Yuzu, a popular emulator for running Switch games. The legal filing points out that Yuzu unlawfully bypasses Nintendo’s software security measures and contributes to piracy. The lawsuit highlights a significant instance where over …
Read More »22-Year-Old Finds ‘Holy Grail’ Copy of 1980s Nintendo Game Worth Over $700,000
22-Year-Old Finds ‘Holy Grail’ Copy of 1987 Zelda Game Worth Over $700,000 A sealed copy of the 1987 Nintendo classic ‘The Legend of Zelda’ is expected to sell for over $700,000 at auction this week, thanks to a chance discovery by a 22-year-old. The owner, who goes by Kiro online, …
Read More »Doom Creators Hidden Past: A 1990 Mario Bros. 3 MSDOS Port That Almost Changed Gaming Forever
The National Museum of Play has recently added an exceptional item to its collection: a rare PC port demo of “Super Mario Bros. 3,” developed by id Software in the early days before the company became synonymous with the first-person shooter genre through titles like “Doom” and “Wolfenstein 3D.” This …
Read More »The Nintendo NES collection [831 games] video evolution and review
Enjoy our comprehensive retrospective as we showcase each and every one of the classic games developed for the Nintendo NES in this captivating video journey, or read up on the system and review below! The Nintendo NES: A Historical Overview and System Review. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES): A Portal …
Read More »The Adventure Replayed: A Heartfelt Homage to My Father and ‘The Legend of Zelda II
Disclaimer: My father, disconnected from the internet in many ways, will most likely never read this. And that is OK. On a frost-touched morning in December 1987, nestled beneath the twinkling lights of the Christmas tree, a gift unwrapped would forge an unbreakable bond between a father and his child, …
Read More »Nintendo had it wrong for decades. Science Backs Up the NES Cartridge Blow Technique!
Blowing the Dust Off: The Truth Behind the Nintendo Cartridge Ritual For decades, gamers around the world have sworn by a seemingly magical fix for glitchy Nintendo game cartridges: blowing into them. Despite Nintendo’s own warnings that this practice could actually harm the delicate circuitry, many have felt the …
Read More »Remembering the hype and biggest flop in gaming ‘Rise of the Robots’ Disaster of 1994
The Overhyped Debacle: Dissecting “Rise of the Robots” In the annals of video game history, few titles have managed to garner as much pre-release hype and post-release disappointment as “Rise of the Robots.” This was a game that promised the moon but delivered a handful of space dust. Let’s dive …
Read More »The Physical Media Revolution: Limited Run Games’ Battle Against a Digital Future!
Limited Run Games: A Beacon of Hope in a Disc-less Future? As we stand on the precipice of a new era in gaming, one where the gentle whir of optical drives could become a thing of the past, it’s hard not to feel a twinge of nostalgia—and perhaps a bit …
Read More »Little Nemo: the Dream Master [NES] Review and Longplay [1990]
Retro Review: Revisiting Dreamland with “Little Nemo: The Dream Master” As a child of eight, tucked away in the comforting confines of Aunt Kelly’s house, I encountered a game that would become etched in my memory: “Little Nemo: The Dream Master” for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Fast forward to …
Read More »What are your thoughts on how the Super Nintendo’s look was changed from the Sup…
I like both versions to be honest. “What are your thoughts on how the Super Nintendo’s look was changed from the Super Famicom in Japan? I remember there being a small bit of controversy, with readers writing into magazines about how boxy and ugly the US design was from the …
Read More »In the summer of 1987, I was with my granny and grandpa at the Red ,White, and b…
Touching tale. Our grandparents mean so much to us. In the summer of 1987, I was with my granny and grandpa at the Red ,White, and blue thrift store in Hialeah Florida . Red White and Blue was a place of vast treasures, everything from furniture to TVs, Atari games …
Read More »I received the NYXI Wizard Joy-cons today, and as promised, here are my impressi…
I received the NYXI Wizard Joy-cons today, and as promised, here are my impressions and a few photos–I haven’t seen too many reviews of this yet because it’s brand new and currently sold out. Build quality is very good–this is my first NYXI controller, but I’ve been told that they …
Read More »I’m undecided on best place to spend money. I have a N64 jungle green with eve…
Any advice for this lost soul? I’m undecided on best place to spend money. I have a N64 jungle green with everdrive x7 so I have all the N64 games. Just dug out my gameboy color, it needs a little work but tools on the way. Might buy a everdrive …
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