All the way back in 1988, Nintendo would show to the media a brand new piece of hardware that would eventually become the Super Famicom, or the Super NES in the West. It was an exciting time for the gaming community as Nintendo entered the 16-bit era, though it seems certain details from the reveal have slipped through the cracks in the years since — or perhaps just the cracks in our memory!
One person’s quest (get it?) to accumulate a ‘Mega Collection’ of NES games has...
We’ve seen Ocarina of Time go VR, and thanks to the Labo, we’ve also...
Here’s something for retro gaming fans to celebrate this morning — thanks to Adam...
We’ve seen our fair share of custom designs for retro consoles over the years,...
Last year didn’t bring us the Switch 2, but it certainly brought us something...
We’ve seen some pretty impressive speedruns in our time, but this is one for...
Update: Retro-Bit has been kind enough to send us samples of Alwa’s Awakening physical...
