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  • If you grew up playing The Legend of Zelda, you know just how magical that first journey through Hyrule was. Now, you might be wondering how to share that same sense of adventure with your kids.

  • 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 February 24, 2009 by DK Having trouble as 007? Played the game a million times and want to spice it up? Do you need the Nintendo 64 Classic Game Goldeneye for the N64?Cheat Codes and H

  • Sell Your Games pays a premium price for games and people are noticing. Here are some of the natural collections we got in this week.Nintendo GameCubeThe GameCube had some great titles and this collec

  • Mario Kart 64Three...Two...One...Go! Take on up to three friends in the split screen VS games or race solo in the Mario GP. Tell your friends to bring it on in the highly competitive Battle mode. All

  • Playing Mario makes your brain bigger. I'm not kidding. New research is proving what we already knew when we were ten: despite what mom and dad said, video games aren't bad for you. In fact, the exact

  • Learn how to find the Secret Nintendo 64 Memory Card Menu. Some game saves, created characters and button configurations don't save data directly to the cartridge. This will be handled by the Memo

  • Week 1 of Game Buying Fun Oct. 2014What day is your favorite and what do you want to see more details about? "Let me know in the comments section below."Day 1: Starting the Week off Right with some Re

  • Nintendo Power was the premier source for video game tips, tricks, and game guides for a generation. However, for all the useful information it offered gamers, Nintendo Power was not above pulling a f

  • Can you see your face in Perfect Dark for Nintendo 64? Unfortunately not, however is was a feature the developers worked on. The developers of Perfect Dark worked on a feature that would include

  • 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.