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  • Posted on March 8, 2009 by DK Metroid is a Nintendo NES game and the first in the Metroid Series. Developed and published by Nintendo, the game was released in North America in August 1987. Se

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  • Posted on February 25, 2009 by DK NES, SNES, N64, FC, GN, etc…? This is all very simple to old gamers who owned all these systems and grew up playing these games, but to new gamers and othe

  • Posted on May 6, 2009 by DK WolverineReal Name: James Howlett, now goes by Logan Identity: Secret Occupation: (current) Adventurer, member of the X-Men, (possible former) Samurai, (former) CIA

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  • It’s long been said that cheaters never prosper. However, anyone who ever owned a Game Genie knows that's a load of hooey. The revolutionary “Video Game Enhancer's” codes made even the har

  • It's been 25 years since gamers first got their mitts on Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! The NES Classic Boxing Game. And for a quarter of a century, countless pixellated pugilists have tried and failed t

  • Video game arguments always involve personalities from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It usually starts with someone saying how "his console sold more PS4's than XBox's" or how "experts say that

  • 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

  • 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

  • Here at DKOldies, we pride ourselves in providing our customers with quality products and top-notch technical support. This is especially true for our popular multi-platform console: The Retron

  • Racing games once held a proud history of being contests that rewarded pure skill and precision. The victor was always determined by the player's mastery and memorization of any given racetrack.