Limited Run Games has responded to a report that accused it of selling NES game cartridges that damaged consoles. In a statement, the company confirmed the reports of damage were accurate ...

Even nowadays, new NES games are being made. Some of these, such as Project Blue, have proven to be just ... There was ...

Thanks to its seasoning and several unique and obscure games ... NES release. It's perhaps easy to see how a tricky platform game featuring a kitchen crawling with food monsters might not light ...

it is widely regarded as one of the best light gun games on the Wii for its unique style and engaging gameplay. Duck Hunt is a classic that needs no introduction. Originally released for the NES ...

Most of these cartridges ... for rare retro games and hardware. The easiest way to confirm that this one is legit is to win the auction and plug the cartridge into an actual NES, but that could ...

Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition, based on those competitions, is a clever idea for retro game diehards, collecting 100-plus small, timed challenges spread across an assortment of classic ...

Retro NES games reaching astronomical prices in recent auctions, showcasing the growing value among collectors. Rare unopened titles like Castlevania and Kid Icarus selling for over $80,000 ...

It’s incredible to take in any collection of the most expensive NES games. Many know the legendary NES Campus Challenge cartridge is ... and the NES Zapper light gun. It’s fun for what it ...

Rest assured, though, that the Nintendo World Championship cart is one of the most iconic rare NES games. These cartridges were made solely for the 1990 Nintendo World Championship tournament ...

Tengen then released more than a dozen of its unauthorized black cartridge games ... light gun and R.O.B. robot that would respond to on-screen prompts. Basically, everything about the NES was ...

But it was a good enough system to last into the 2000’s with some form of on-cartridge ... Light Gun system, it's only going to be for real enthusiasts.) Did we mention the NES also played games?