Nearly 100 copies of a never-before-seen version of Super Mario Bros. have been found
Five of the cartridges received a perfect grade from PSA
Legends of Tech: Nintendo Entertainment System
Before the NES, home consoles were a burned market in the US. Nintendo reversed that narrative with games that turned consoles into a global industry again.
Programmer gets a NES to emulate a PC, and it's as ridiculous as it sounds
"We heard you like emulation so we put a PC emulator into your emulator"
NES expansion port receives its first peripheral after 39 years, a Bluetooth hub
Pre-orders now available for $57, additional add-on supports SNES controllers and Famicom peripherals for $26
Ultra rare gold Nintendo cartridge from 1990 hits the auction market
A bit worn out but one of the rarest in the world
.NET framework brought to life on the NES console by Microsoft programmer
The porting effort was painful, but no games were hurt in the process
Gamers hack classic Tetris on NES to run custom code without altering cartridges
It involves the infamous "kill screen"
ESRB listing points to Switch version of Nintendo World Championships
Party like it's 1990
Nintendo emulator Delta lands on the Apple App Store, now the top free app
All-in-one Nintendo emulator can run NES, SNES, N64, Game Boy and more ROMs
This functional NES game doubles as an NES console
A whole new meaning to plug-and-play
Overview: Multi-function NES game cartridges aren't exactly a new concept. In the late 80s, for example, Nintendo released the Action Set bundle in North America which included Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt on a single cartridge. Two games on a single cart felt like magic at the time, but what if you could play your entire NES library on a single cart (without ROMs)? That's exactly what one YouTuber recently set out to accomplish.
NES Hub is an accessory for the mysterious Nintendo expansion port
Nintendo never utilizes the NES expansion port, leading to tons of speculation about its purpose
Modder releases Unix-like operating system for the NES
Source code now available on GitHub
This custom NES cartridge has a Wi-Fi chip for online gameplay
Super Tilt Bro. hits Kickstarter
Two unreleased NES prototypes are poised to bring big bucks on eBay
One was made to support the Power Glove
Turn your old Nintendo into a word processor with this NES operating system
In context: It used to be that only computers needed operating systems. However, times have changed, and now it seems like just about every electronic device we own needs one. Video game consoles, in particular, need middleman software to handle user input and manage files, but that wasn't the case in the days of cartridge games.
Palm-sized NES clone plays classic cartridges using the same chips that powered the original Nintendo
Another way to get your NES fix
Nintendo designer responsible for NES and SNES retires after nearly 39 years
A Nintendo veteran is moving on to something new
Donkey Kong Country is coming to Nintendo Switch Online this month
One of the best SNES games of all time
Long-lost version of NES game Days of Thunder recreated from 30-year-old floppies
A win for video game preservationists
SimCity for NES emerges after 27 years, download it now
Grab this incredibly rare version of SimCity for NES
Love Hultèn's latest creation is an NES that beautifully displays the game cartridge
The one-of-a-kind art piece is not for sale
Nintendo released an easier version of Zelda for Switch Online users
'Living the life of luxury' starts you out fully geared up