Konami Code Creator Kazuhisa Hashimoto Has Died
Hashimoto created the Konami Code—up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start—to make it easier to test games he found too tough to play through.
Hashimoto created the Konami Code—up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start—to make it easier to test games he found too tough to play through.
The retro video game company is banking on nostalgia to help propel a new chain of gaming hotels around the country.
The most financially successful show in history isn't a Marvel movie. It's not Harry Potter. It's not a theme park ride. It's not what you think.
The prototype console was once dismissed as a myth. Now it's about to sell for a considerable sum of money.
Level up the retro gaming fan on your list with one of these gifts that's sure to conjure up memories of classic pixels.
'RollerCoaster Tycoon,' the Windows game that allows players to erect theme parks and monitor barfing patrons, celebrates its 20th anniversary this month.
Evidence is mounting that the benefits of play go well beyond entertainment and improved hand-eye coordination.
An 'Avengers: Endgame' fan has given us new look at the movie: an 16-bit rendition of the final battle scene.
Paris-based digital artist Mikaël Aguirre, who goes by Orioto online, takes an almost classical approach to creating fine art out of video games.
Paris-based digital artist Mikaël Aguirre, who goes by Orioto online, takes an almost classical approach to creating fine art out of video games.
While he started off as a protective sidekick for Mario and Luigi, Nintendo's cuddly dino soon became a franchise star on his own.
The old 'Super Mario Bros.' game, originally released for the NES in 1985, just broke a world record for video games sales at auction.
This indie game about sleep deprivation is a mood.
The popular video game series turns 20 this year.
The tile-shuffling game might be able to reduce negative emotions in players.
In 1993, he commented that he was still waiting for his royalty checks.
Is the Potterverse expanding?
No cartridges required.
Turns out, you didn't have to sit around idly while your friend had the Zapper.
“Today, full of energy, Mario is still running, running."
You'll need some extra hardware.
This is bound to upset some people.
Make the worst part of your Disney experience a little more enjoyable.
And it'll be around through the end of the year.