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This graphic shows how many games were released for each system. What surprises you most here?Generation 1:NESMaster SystemGeneration 2:GenesisSNESGeneration 3:N64SaturnPS1Generation 4:CubeDreamcastPS
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Have you ever flipped your Gamecube over and seen the 3 compartments on the bottom? If so, I'll bet you're wondering what those compartments were for. Well it's actually pretty interesting... O
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In the early ‘90’s, Sega and Michael Jackson were a video game power-couple. Michael commissioned Sega to create both the arcade and home-console versions of his Moonwalker game. This led to a
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Let's get something straight: there is no such thing as a bad Mega Man game for the Nintendo. The six games released for the NES remain the gold standard for consistent quality.However, even amo
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If you were a gamer during the age of the Nintendo 64 you know there is nothing like sitting down with 3 of your friends and playing local multiplayer on games like Super Smash Bros. and Mario Kart
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Nintendo's NES Classic Edition looks like it will be an interesting console, but may not the right fit for many consumers. Its limited library and inability to add new games besides the ones it comes
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Let's set the scene: It's Friday night, you dim the lights, light a few candles, put on some music... and boot up your Wii. But only if you know that two candles can work in place of the Wii's
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Posted on May 7, 2009 by DK Double Dragon II: The Reveng NES Game The second game in the Double Dragon series of side-scrolling beat-em-ups, produced for the arcades in 1988. The NES version re
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People complain Friday the 13th for the Nintendo NES was too difficult, confusing, and repetitive, however these qualities actually make the game not only brilliant, but years ahead of its time
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Imagine Bill Clinton dunking a basketball over Al Gore's head. NBA JAM on the SNES made that a reality with this hidden feature. Here's how to play as Ballin' Bill Clinton: 1. On startup,
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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
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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