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  • Which Side Are You On?As you know DKOldies is the worlds leading experts in retro video games and that is why I am compelled to share with you the battle of the century. One of the biggest rivalries s

  • Anyone who lived through the 90s remembers that American advertising got a more than a little over the top. Now, when you think about extreme video game ad campaigns, most people remember Sega's highl

  • It was the mid-nineties. The console war was still raging, but the Sega Genesis was rapidly losing ground to its competition: the Super Nintendo. Meanwhile, both companies were bracing themse

  • 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

  • I remember Metroid being one of my all time favorite games on the NES. So I was particularly excited to hear that today, Nintendo is releasing an all new sequel to this fan favorite. This new title ca

  • One method for addressing problems for your NES, which has become popular in recent years, is to replace the 72-pin connector which links together with the NES video game cartridge with another

  • Nearly 25 years after his creation, Sonic the Hedgehog remains the iconic mascot of Sega. Even though the video game company is no longer the industry power house it once was, Sonic remains one of

  • Christmas is finally here! If you follow our blog, there’s a pretty good chance that you found a retro console under your tree this year. Maybe it’s even the same one your parents threw out way ba

  • After Mario, Zelda is probably the most popular series out there. It has had critically acclaimed games on so many different retro platforms and is credited with kick starting the RPG genre. Let's

  • When the Xbox 360 came out in 2005, it felt like gaming jumped forward overnight. The graphics looked amazing, the menu system was slick, and Xbox Live was fully built in. It was the first time you co

  • Ask yourself this question: what is the most important part of any video game system? Is it the console? The games? The AC Adaptor? Okay, it's probably not that last one. No, the answer is the c

  • Ever since its release in 1989, gamers have been more than a little confused by the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game for the NES. In some regards, it is a faithful adaptation of the Heroe