Thanks to its seasoning and several unique and obscure games, NES remains a platform of choice for collectors looking to show off their rare gaming artifacts. The SNES has a ton of video game ...

Jump back in time and free your inner caveman. Smash heads in Caveman Warriors, a local cooperative 2D platformer game. Play solo, with one, two or three friends. Work together to become unstoppable!

These are the only two pieces of hardware that can play every single NES game, and even with years of hacking NES-on-a-chip devices, there’s still much to be desired. [low_budget] over on the ...

Caveman must jump over falling rocks that are hurled down on him by a giant ape. Luckily, there are other jungle animals willing to help! This incredible new action-packed game has awesome music ...

But while action games on the NES are a dime a dozen, it's this very fact that made Batman stand out amongst the competition. Batman didn't try to do anything unique, but rather took a cue from a ...

If you subscribe to Nintendo Switch Online, you also get access to dozens of classic games from the NES, SNES, Game Boy, and Game Boy Color. (For an extra monthly fee you can also subscribe to the ...

Thanks to its seasoning and several unique and obscure games, NES remains a platform of choice for collectors looking to show off their rare gaming artifacts. The SNES has a ton of video game ...

Images of the playtest details were shared on X/Twitter by user @ZikadaPrime and can be found in the post embedded below. As ...

Enter Shadow of the Ninja - Reborn, which takes a solid B-tier NES game and juices it up with so many new ideas and visual ...

As for the games in question, they need little introduction. Anyone who is a gaming enthusiast — interested in NES, SNES, and Game Boy games — will be very familiar with the Castlevania series ...

Nintendo’s first home game console to launch in North America ... any accessories for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) that use the expansion port. Theoretically the NES Hub could also ...

Even if extracting NES game data is not your thing, the emulator concept [Matthew] uses might be still worth a read. On the other hand, if you want to dig deeper into the NES, you should ...