It’s not an overstatement to say that the Nintendo Entertainment System saved the entire home videogame industry. After the videogame crash of 1983, the console was essentially dead, and the ...

Not only is it easy to play many old favorites through console makers ... of key changes. The NES replaced joysticks with the since-standard d-pad, the Super NES added shoulder buttons and ...

Eurogamer was invited to preview the Nintendo Museum in Kyoto ahead of its public opening, and we've got an in-depth report ...

The original Super Mario Bros. proved the value of having a home video game console again ... what became a trilogy on the NES was a challenging yet approachable side-scrolling action beat ...

In addition to the chunky plastic housing and PBT keycaps inspired by the colors of the American NES console, you get a little add-on pad with two programmable buttons, also rocking Kailh switches.

Nintendo has announced four Super NES games from the early ‘90s are now live via the Nintendo Switch Online library.

Down a narrow side street in the ancient Japanese city of Kyoto, businessman and crafter Fusajiro Yamauchi sat 135 years ago, ...

Capture meaningful moments you might have missed the first time with this Nintendo Entertainment System NES Console ornament ... plays music and sounds from "Super Mario World." ...

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are now available as part of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online lineup, Nintendo announced. Here is an overview of each game available in the west, via Nintendo: ...

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In 1992, Nintendo released Super Mario Kart on their Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES ... most of them just feel like 'b-side' filler when compared to the main tracks created specifically ...