A new software update for Analogue’s modern recreation of the N64 makes authentic retro gaming more convenient.

Retro Fighters is a funky little company that wants to bring a modern gaming twist to retro consoles. The primary item they made was a modern controller for the original Nintendo Entertainment System, ...

The NES Classic Edition has made old games cool again, and GameStop has found that it has plenty of demand for classic systems among its customers. The gaming-focused retailer did a survey of the ...

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Nintendo is bringing retro games from the past to the Nintendo Switch via its online service, featuring titles from the popular Nintendo 64 and SEGA Genesis. Yes, that is right, as the Nintendo Online ...

Ryan started out playing on his father's Atari 2600 and never stopped. He has nearly a decade of experience in the industry, ranging from website and YouTube content to product and game testing.

Nintendo filed another N64 trademark today in Japan which has fueled even more rumors of an N64 retro console. The trademark application was spotted by Japanese Nintendo, and is listed to cover ...

We're big fans of retro gaming here in these parts. Whether it's 8-bit and 16-bit classic recreations of our childhood favorites in the Sega Genesis 2 Mini or playing on original retro consoles with ...

dbrand has just launched Retro Darkplates to “turn back the clock” and give your PS5 some iconic N64 flair. If you’ve never heard of dbrand, the company is well-known for a few things. Skins for the ...

I don't know that I, personally, would call the Nintendo 64 platform game Glover a "classic" (even "cult classic" might be stretching it), but retro-focused studio Piko Interactive is determined to ...

After successful run-outs with the NES, SNES, Mega Drive, and Game Boy, neo-retro console creator Analogue is finally going 64-bit. The Analogue 3D is described by the company as a “reimagining of the ...

20 years ago this month, Nintendo launched its first 64-bit console, the Nintendo 64, in Japan. This powerful follow-up to the Super NES represented a quantum leap in polygonal 3D graphics technology.