212 results for 'Castlevania NES'

these1)Castlevania Dracula X2)Zombie Nation3)Castlevania: Symphony of the NightThe sequel to Castlevania Dracula X4)Silent Hill5)Resident Evil 46)Eternal Darkness Sanity's Requiem ...

Great week, this week. Thanks to all our SYG customers for the awesome retro gaming items. Lots of completes and some great games. This is just a taste of what we got in this week. For more info on s ...

Super Mario All Stars for the Super Nintendo has more games than you think. If you are like me, you want a little variety every now and then. Like in the case of my playing Super Mario Br ...

If you played any video games in the 90s, you were more than familiar with Super Mario Bros 3. The game was everywhere, and with good reason. Between a host of power ups, dozens of enemies, ...

DKOldies strives to keep a healthy selection of your favorite games in stock at all times. However, contrary to popular belief, our retro games do not come from unmarked crates, we discovered hidd ...

River City Ransom is a cult classic among Nintendo fans. Its colorful graphics and playful merging of the Beat-'em-up and RPG genres make it something truly special. However, not many peop ...

Resident Evil Beats out Uninvited in week 1.  It was to be expected, but Uninvited had some loyal fans and actually took the lead early on. I thought here might be a huge 1st round upset, but ul ...

Star Wars has a surprisingly long and successful history with Nintendo. Many of you might recall the games designed for the Nintendo and the Super Nintendo, like Star Wars and Super Star W ...

Posted on May 6, 2009 by DK The Legend of Zelda is an action-adventure video game series created by game designers Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka and developed and published by Nintendo.

Setting up your new classic NES system may seem daunting, but in fact it's a very simple process and the video below will walk you through the steps. You'll be playing your favorite retro games in ...

Does your system blink when you put the game in? Is the system or the game broken? The truth is they are most likely both fine and your games just need a good cleaning once every year or so.

There are New Retro Nintendo Systems being made today to play original NES, SNES and Genesis games. The systems are great because they allow you to play games from multiple platforms ...