Handheld gaming was a pretty ambitious goal for developers back in the 80s and 90s. There were a few consoles back then which you could carry over to a friend’s house or on a family trip. But...

Nintendo made a massive leap between their 2nd and 3rd home game consoles- the SNES and Nintendo 64. They skipped the 32-bit era completely and went straight to 64-bit in 1996. This was nearly a year...

When the Sony PlayStation 2 was released in North America, it was the only 6th generation console you could buy.  And it stayed that way for over half a year, which gave the PS2 a massive head...

Because of the 1983 video game crash, several retailers and game manufacturers left the industry. Speculators and market analysts were calling video games a fad. However, Nintendo wasn’t bothered...

The first PlayStation is a legendary console that gave birth to what we know today as the premier home console. Released in an era when we were transitioning from 2D to 3D and CDs were still a new...

In North America, Nintendo’s NES revived a stagnating video game market by popularizing the home console system. At one point in the 80s, a 3rd of all American households had an NES. It was an...