Retro gaming can be a difficult hobby to keep up with these days. Unless you're willing to shell out the cash needed to purchase classic consoles as well as any equipment required to run them on your ...

Dive into the nostalgia of pixelated adventures and timeless gameplay! Ben Griffiths / Unsplash Are you ready to take a trip down memory lane? The best classic retro game consoles of 2024 are bringing ...

You get the same nostalgic rush replaying retro games, armed with old tricks. Most TVs still have RF or AV/RCA ports; use RCA ...

The 20-year span between 1985 and 2005 saw the release of literally hundreds of classic game titles that were -- and are still -- beloved by millions of people around the world. From Super Mario Bros ...

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 ...

If you’re looking for an all-in-one retro console that can handle just about anything retro that you want to put in it the Polymega is perhaps the best, and most polished of all on the market right ...

Enjoy games from more than 20 retro consoles, including Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Sony PlayStation, Atari, and Linux-based ...

Retro gaming handhelds are insanely popular right now. There seems to be 100s on the market, with more being released all the ...

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R ealism, microtransactions, and authentic gameplay make up the world of sports video games. But Basketball Classics is focused on taking players back in time with their style of 8-bit side-scrolling, ...

If you miss the good old days of saving princesses, joining forces with the Hylians, or chasing ghosts through a maze, but your 8-bit NES has gone the way of the dinosaur, you’re in luck, thanks to ...

Life is complicated. That’s why sometimes you need a break. You need to sidestep this latest round of console wars, fire up those old video game favorites and blast your problems into 8-bit ...