In 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) redefined home gaming, but its innovations meant nothing without a way to control them. The console’s innovative architecture, as explored in console ...

Nintendo’s first home game console to launch in North America was an 8-bit system with support for up to two removable controllers and a 15-pin expansion port on the bottom. But Nintendo never ...

Released in the North American market back in October 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) was not only highly successful but also averted the video game crash of 1983. And having already ...

From its surprisingly risqué beginnings to the release of revolutionary consoles like the NES and Switch, discover how ...

TL;DR: 3dSen is a unique NES emulator that transforms classic 1980s 2D games into immersive 3D voxel visuals, supporting over 100 titles like Super Mario Bros. 3 and Zelda II. Available on Windows, ...

Who wouldn’t want to run a UNIX-like operating system on their NES or Famicom? Although there’s arguably no practical reason for doing so, [decrazyo] has cobbled together a working port of Little Unix ...

Erin Rice is a Writing Specialist from the United States. She has a Master of Arts in Composition and Rhetoric and works as a professor and Academic Success Coach, teaching students about writing and ...

I've spent a lot of time over my life playing video games, specifically racing games. This week let’s take a closer look at a classic, Super Sprint – a game with an interesting history. Released in ...

Microsoft made gaming history when it developed Achievements and released them with the launch of the Xbox 360. They have since become a key component of gaming culture, which similar systems rolling ...