In 2001, Nintendo released the Game Boy Advance as a successor to their extremely popular Game Boy Color. The Game Boy Color was a regular Game Boy with twice the processing power and significantly...

The Wii was a landmark moment, not just for Nintendo, but console gaming in general. While there had been previous attempts to make motion control viable with weird gadgets like the Sega Activator,...

Nintendo’s DS successor was designed to build on the positives of their first dual-screen handheld while introducing a couple of new features. The 3DS competed primarily with Sony’s PS Vita and...

While the Sega Game Gear and Nintendo Game Boy preceded it by several years, SNK’s Neo Geo Pocket was in a league of its own. It was the first handheld console equipped with the right control...

Both the Wii and N64 are unique consoles, that defied mainstream trends and created their niche. The N64 was Nintendo’s first proper 3D console and the last console to use cartridges. It also has...

The PlayStation 1 did many things right on its debut. Like having a large, high-quality library of games featuring a vast number of genres. Sony also nailed the controller profile on their first try,...