The RetroBeat: Check out these awesome homemade retro arcade sticks — that you can buy
It’s 2018, and we’re long removed from the Super Nintendo‘s prime days of the early ’90s. But that doesn’t mean we can’t have an...
Nintendo to revive NES Classic Edition in 2018 as it extends SNES retro console shipments
Nintendo has some good news for retro gaming fans. The company announced that it’s extending shipments for its SNES Classic Edition into 2018, having...
SNES Classic hands-on: No surprises, but still a good machine
Getting my hands on a Super NES Classic brought up an interesting question: Just how much is nostalgia worth? The system feels like a...
Nintendo Power’s Epic Center: a golden age of console role-playing games
In the thick of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System zeitgeist in 1995, noted games magazine and company propaganda machine Nintendo Power started printing a...
Nintendo’s biggest successes — and fumbles — from the era of the Super NES
It’s been 25 years since the Super Famicom — better known to us Westerners as the Super Nintendo, or SNES — launched to long lines...
F-Zero and Super Mario World still hold console-launch lessons for Nintendo 25 years later
Twenty-five years ago, the Super Famicom launched with some of the best games Nintendo has ever made: F-Zero and Super Mario World. Both left a...
This is the rare PlayStation console built by Sony and Nintendo
Someone uploaded photos of the unreleased "Play Station" console.
Consoles that won’t die: The SNES in 2013
The SNES is far from dead. This year it will receive two new official cartridge releases. Lost gem Nightmare Busters, and a completely new SNES title from the creators of Pier Solar.
EarthBound coming to the Wii U Virtual Console this year
In news that will please many Nintendo fans, company president Satoru Iwata announced that the SNES classic EarthBound will arrive on the Wii U Virtual Console later this year.
What we can learn from past PlayStation reveals
In just a few short hours, Sony Computer Entertainment will reveal (what we think) is the next PlayStation console. But before it does, why don't we take a look back at how Sony revealed the PS1, PS2, and PS3?