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  • The success of the Nintendo Entertainment System gave way to the rise of dozens of iconic video game franchises. Mario, Castlevania, Final Fantasy, and many more all got their start on the NES. How

  • Of all the video game genres to fall out of popularity over the years, none was so great as the adventure game. I'm talking about quality point-and-click games like the ones LucasArts used to

  • There are a few NES games in the full collection that use a small lithium battery to save your gamestate. This makes it easier to start back up where you left off. The batteries do have a limited life

  • If you grew up playing The Legend of Zelda, you know just how magical that first journey through Hyrule was. Now, you might be wondering how to share that same sense of adventure with your kids.

  • Netflix has announced that there will be a Castlevania show coming out in 2017.  The upcoming show is reported to be ultra violent, adult themed and awesome. We got some new details from the creators

  • Castlevania NES gameRediscover 10 Classic NES Games: The Retro Experience Every Parent Needs to Share with Their KidsWhen I was a kid, nothing quite compared to the feeling of firing up the NES after

  • The Nintendo was home to some of the greatest action games of all time! And you might be surprised how affordable most of them are. Here are my top 10 NES action games you can pick up for under $20

  • The NES was home to some of the greatest four player games ever made. Yes, you read that right: FOUR players. Over two dozen games were developed that taxed the NES beyond any sane limits to all

  • The Nintendo Entertainment System was host to tons of epic video games. RPGs like Final Fantasy could take days (if not months) to complete. Platformers like Super Mario Bros. featured a dizzying n

  • Nintendo released a statement yesterday saying they will no longer produce or sell the NES Classic System. Before the announcement you could buy the brand new console for $80, now 1 day later they are

  • If you owned a Nintendo, you remember Metroid. It was a sci-fi platformer that featured a huge arsenal of weapons, health, and armor upgrades that could only be discovered through careful explorati

  • Everyone has a favorite genre of video game. Some people love driving games. Some love beat 'em ups. Others just love to shoot things. And while the NES provided players with loads of titles that o