The NES Controller Type Card Case, to be exact, a Â¥2,900 ($31) anodized aluminum folder with a pair of compartments within  one for your cards, and one for those you receive. There are two designs, neither of which do more than the other. Each looks like an NES controller, but one has a fake […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hugues Johnson is our special guest this week. Going Going Gone this week in auctions Sega CD BACKUP RAM CART (NEW IN BOX!!!) Nintendo Punch – Out !! Arcade Classic SEGA MEGA JET SYSTEM CONSOLE JAPAN W/ MANUAL RARE
A passion for gaming can be translated in to a lot of things: for the people who can afford to do so, the gaming obsession is directed into endless hours of playing their favorite games while ignoring the other pleasures of life. The true fanatic, though, does the unbelievable by incorporating everything about the virtual […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
On this day in 1989, the first MOTHER game was released in Japan, for Nintendo’s Famicom (ie the NES). Very few of you will have played it. Actually, very few of you will have played any games in the series, even the second one, which was the only one ever released outside of Japan, as […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Sure, they don’t work, but these cardboard consoles definitely start more conversations. Best part, you don’t even need tape or glue. Thicker paper is recommended, as is a nice printer that can handle 150dpi printouts. via Kotaku Australia.
This retro gaming system even comes with a tiny version of the classic NES zapper, apart from a couple of wireless remotes. All you need are original NES carts (that still work) and you’re good to go. Unfortunately, the Zapper won’t be able to function with the integrated LCD screen, and will work only when […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
That’s the feeling here, with Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa — freshly arrived on the Wii’s Virtual Console from SEGA’s 8-bit Master System. The first Fantasy Zone was so inventive, vibrant and fun that it was obviously going to inspire a sequel, back in the ’80s. via IGN
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