8 Clever Ways to Recycle Your Old Nintendo Equipment
Don't toss out your old Zapper light gun. Use it to annoy your cat instead.
Don't toss out your old Zapper light gun. Use it to annoy your cat instead.
Nintendo’s perennial racing champion is making the jump to the mobile world.
Animal Crossing is one of the video game giant's quirkier franchises, but that hasn't stopped it from becoming a worldwide hit.
The console had a rudimentary version of downloadable content, gave birth to basic 3D graphics, inadvertently created the PlayStation, and probably turned yellow.
The NES Classic helped take the veil off a subculture of retro gamers who make their own classics, buy clone consoles, and know when a vintage side-scroller has the wrong frame rate.
The SNES classic goes down the internet rabbit hole in this trippy homage.
Just in time for the release of 'Mario Kart 8' on the Switch, Target is turning itself into a real-world 'Kart' course.
In case you have kids. Or just in case you like to eat video games.
Set aside a spare 3400 hours and maybe you can do it, too.
On the surface, it seemed like an impossible task. Take an $8800, NASA-approved interface glove running on $250,000 worth of computer hardware, then replicate the performance in a consumer-grade toy with parts costing less than $26.
Nintendo's latest console touts some innovation, some nostalgia, and a whole lot of potential.
Nintendo's roster of 30 games just got a sizable increase, thanks to some friendly hackers.
And yes, those buttons are pressable.
Genesis, Nintendo 64, GameBoy, and PlayStation are just some of the consoles you can emulate at home.
Two players do battle on original Nintendo hardware, in front of a massive live audience.
“The Defenders of the Triforce" opens early next year, so start your training now.
Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start
Nintendo's groundbreaking console just turned 25. Find out why the system had such a big impact (and why the company needed to sell protective gloves for one particular game.)
The name is the most famous cheat code of the '80s. But was Justin Bailey a real person?
The iconic video game company has the golden touch when it comes to home entertainment. That doesn't explain the NES knitting machine.
Look, it's Super Mario Bros. 3 running on a PC in 1990! Sort of.