The goofy arcade game Q*bert finally returns as a PC game
Q*bert disappeared from gaming in the 1990s, but a retro craze has brought it back.
Consoles that won’t die: The NES
The Nintendo Entertainment System, now nearly 30 years old, is not just a platform for fueling misty-eyed nostalgia. Gamers also embracing a growing homebrew scene that's resulting in new physical releases for the aging, but far from dead, gray box.
If today’s developers made NES games (gallery)
Ever wonder what Final Fantasy would look like if Square Enix released it today? Wonder no longer.
Retro games have a place at E3, too (gallery)
Retro games and E3 can co-exist. These pictures prove it.