Back in 2011, Sony released the PSP’s successor, which was supposed to leverage the burgeoning portable gaming market (driven primarily by smartphones). The PS Vita was designed to combine the...

The early 2000s were a revolutionary period for handheld gaming, with everyone from Sony to Nokia giving it a try. Remember the N-Gage? Yeah, most people don’t- it was far too complex, expensive,...

We all consider Nintendo to be one of the more “conservative” video game companies out there. They stuck with cassettes when everyone else was moving towards CD-ROMs. They preferred to release...

The Jaguar is the last console ever released by Atari and was marketed as the world’s first 64-bit game system. However, the Jaguar was powered by 32-bit processors. So why did Atari’s marketing...

Having sold over 154 million units across its entire range of models, the Nintendo DS is an absolute juggernaut of a handheld. In fact, it’s Nintendo’s best-selling console ever, and the Switch...

Sega CD was a mid-life upgrade for Genesis to help it keep up with home computer systems such as the TurboGrafx-16. It isn’t a standalone video game console but a CD-based attachment. CD-ROMs hold...