On Oct. 18, 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) first went on sale in the United States. It was an 8-bit video game console, and largely thanks to "Super Mario Bros.," a spinoff from the ...

Nintendo has been in the video game business longer than anyone. Let's rewind the clock and look at every console in release ...

Nintendo's NES game console turns 20 It's been 20 years since the NES first hit American shelves. And today, Mario's still going strong.

You can hear the audible gasps from nostalgic gamers with news that Nintendo’s latest console will be a retro NES that comes with 30 classic games.

We crack open the NES Classic Edition for a look at the tech that lets us recapture the video game glory of our youth.

Those who liked the idea of owning a video game console, but not the costs typically associated with that idea, could buy an NES by itself for $89.99.

The Nintendo Entertainment System, or NES (ness? nezz? enn-eee-ess?), is the archetypal home video game console. Earlier machines such as the mighty Atari 2600 pioneered the basic concept of an ...

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The actual guts of the NES were quite similar across the world, though the console's loading mechanism, shape, and game controllers varied by region. Image by Bololabich, All of this, I learned later.

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With the holidays fast approaching, you may be in the market for a miniature retro game console in the near future. But which to buy?