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  • Posted on April 14, 2009 by DKWow, This is how you play Contra!

  • We are so close to having a winner to our Quest for the Best NES games of all time tournament I can taste it. Last week we cut our list in half and it was not an easy task. Remember, These are the gam

  • 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

  • NES games blinking? Do you think your Nintendo Entertainment System is broken? Try this fail proof gaming fix from DKOldies.com and it’s so simple, anyone can do it. 1. When In Doubt, Blow

  • Are retro video games a good investment?I'm pretty sure your parents fed you that line about how much their sports cards would have been worth if they hadn't thrown them out. I can relate to that stor

  • Batman is a household name. His games were released for the NES, SNES, N64, Sega Genesis, PlayStation. That is why I have compiled this list showing you the best of the retro Batman games you may have

  • Need help spotting out those pesky fakes? We got you covered, no pun intended. With the rising interest in Gamecube, we decided to compare two cover art slips from some popular Gamecube titles: P

  • Disney's Duck Tales for the Nintendo NES created a timeless game that was filled with countless secrets, but none so well hidden as its three different endings for poor Scrooge McDuck! Duck Tales Ha

  • The SupaBoy has always been one of those products that make you say "Wow!" It's a handheld SNES game system and with the huge success of the original, the company that develops them, Hyperkin, has dec

  • Recently it seems that wherever you go, everyone's playing Pokémon GO. We're all huge fans here at the DKOldies office and we thought we'd share 6 tips we've learned that might be able to help out som

  • 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

  • If the light on your NES is blinking when you're trying to play a game, it does not mean that the console is broken, it simply means the console is unable to make a solid connection with the game.