Nintendo really kicked off an industry-wide trend with their first handheld gaming console- the Game Boy. It was a pocketable device with all-day battery life, capable of running several excellent...
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When I look back at the GameCube, I see a black sheep. It sold fewer units compared to the Nintendo 64 and didn’t get much support from 3rd party developers. The GameCube also used a proprietary...
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...
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...
Top 50 All-Time GBA (Gameboy Advance) Games That You Must Play
Back when the first Nintendo Gameboy launched in 1989, gaming was restricted to a living room, and you were tied to a TV set. We’ve come a long way since then, with handhelds like Switch...
