1985 was a hell of a year. Live Aid happened. Back to the Future hit cinemas. Windows 1.0 launched. The Internet Domain Name System was created, and the Titanic wreckage was discovered. But for gaming ...

Exactly 40 years ago today, the Nintendo Entertainment System hit store shelves in New York City. The October 18, 1985 launch of the NES in the US revitalized home console gaming in North America. To ...

The Nintendo Entertainment System, or NES, first launched in America on October 18th, 1985. That was the date it launched its test market, and then it would release nationwide in 1986. Even after ...

Nintendo Switch 2 is here, and if you’re a Nintendo fan (and, more importantly, a Switch owner), you probably have a bunch of well-used original Switch controllers. After testing controllers using my ...

The DTFS LED Kit by eXtremeRate adds RGB functionality to your PS4 Dualshock 4 controller. This video reviews the features of the DS4 RGB mod kit and discusses its performance. The installation ...

A new report about the Nintendo Switch 2 may have just leaked a major surprise being cooked up by Nintendo for NES fans. Nintendo’s whole brand is built on nostalgia and legacy. Those that buy ...

While traveling around the country with his indie rock band, Spaceraft, Jordan and his bandmates spent their free time playing old NES favorites like Tecmo Bowl and Excitebike. He grew to appreciate ...

We love a home console turned portable, but what about the other way around? We love a home console turned portable, but what about the other way around? is a former weekend editor who covered tech ...

Something to look forward to: Many NES owners have spent decades wondering what purpose the expansion port beneath the iconic console served. Although its Japanese equivalent, the Famicom, received ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. RetroTime’s NES Hub brings Bluetooth to Nintendo’s classic console with an easy DIY upgrade. RetroTime’s NES Hub ...

We love our old Nintendo wired controllers, but sometimes you want to play a game on your a retro console like the NES and you have to sit across the room. A company called RetroTime has found a way ...