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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 th ...
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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 lif ...
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The Nintendo wasn't just home to the best games of all time, it was home to some of the most jaw-droppingly awesome game art of all time. Tons of NES games featured box art that would have been in ...
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If you are looking to get started into the retro gaming world and have only a small clue as to what to get, look no further. We have complied a list of Nintendo Entertainment System games that a ...
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Flowers, candy and maybe some old school Plumber/Princess smooching? This is the time for love and there is no better way to celebrate than hanging out with that special somone and reliving some g ...
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Posted on April 27, 2011 by DKNew at DK Oldies – NES Dogbone style controllers! These controllers are compatible with the original Nintendo 8-bit system, FC-Twin and most retro systems. Bring b ...
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Netflix Techs Hack An NES System And Watch House of CardsThe Nintendo NES Console is over 30 years old and is quite a testament to how it was built. It's still going strong and can even be used to ru ...
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Ever wondered why some of your Nintendo game cartridges have a different shape, or are made out of non-grey plastic? Well, believe it or not the answer is that they were likely illegally produced.
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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 $2 ...
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Posted on January 5, 2012 by DK The Sharp Nintendo NES System was released in 1989 and was noted for having a clearer picture than the original NES. This is a Nintendo Entertainment System ma ...
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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.
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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 explorat ...