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My Gameboy Story: How the Color Era Defined My 90’s Childhood

What was your favorite Gameboy growing up? I first played my brothers Gameboy. It was the big one, the OG, but his was the red one. So I don’t know if you want to consider that one the OG. I’m going to consider it because it was the big bulky guy. His came with Tetris…

July 14, 2026
Top Gun (NES) Is A Guaranteed Crash Out Waiting To Happen

When I think of Top Gun (NES) I always think of trying to land that plane and crashing in the ocean. How many times did you slam that controller on the floor because you couldn’t nail it? Aside from that, refueling the plane was another difficult task that felt impossible! Why did they. make this…

July 2, 2026
Why Super Mario Bros. 3 Still Hits Different

My experiences playing Super Mario Bros. 3 as a kid and my current love for the game.

June 29, 2026
How I Was HOOKED On Bigfoot NES And Still Revisit Till This Day

How I Was HOOKED On Bigfoot NES And Still Revisit Till This Day I can’t get over the catchy music in Bigfoot NES. I think between that and the awesome colors is what really captivated me. Aside from that this racing style is so much fun because you have two types of races. One is…

June 25, 2026
Why Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (NES) Is Guaranteed Memorable

It’s December 1990 and this awesome game just hit the stores in North America for the NES. If you were a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fan then you asked your parents to get a copy of the game. I remember my brothers coming home with it and we fired it up on our console. At…

June 22, 2026
Why Excitebike Is Easily A Memorable TimeCapsule On The NES

The year is 1985 on October 18th is when this game released. Do you remember your first time popping in that cartridge of Excitebike for the NES? Seeing that blue title screen with that catchy tune? Just hearing it brings me back to the two houses that I lived in between ages 4-6. I played…

June 19, 2026
Most Valuable SNES Games Under $50: A Collector & Buyer Guide

The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) remains one of the most beloved gaming consoles of all time. While some rare titles command hundreds or even thousands of dollars, there are still plenty of valuable and collectible SNES games available for under $50. Whether you’re building a retro gaming collection, searching for nostalgic favorites, or looking…

June 4, 2026
Best SNES RPGs Ranked in 2026

The Super Nintendo era is still considered one of the greatest periods in RPG history. Even in 2026, retro gamers and collectors continue debating which SNES RPG deserves the top spot. After digging through fan rankings, retro gaming forums, collector discussions, and YouTube retrospectives, a few legendary titles appear on almost every “best SNES RPGs”…

May 25, 2026
Rad Racer NES: The Classic 80s Hard Racing Game With the 3D Glasses

If you grew up with the Nintendo Entertainment System in the late 80s or early 90s, there’s a good chance you remember Rad Racer. For me, it was one of those games I loved as a kid even though I barely understood how to actually play it. I was probably around 4 or 5 years…

May 18, 2026
Why NES Still Matters in 2026

In an era of photorealistic graphics, massive open worlds, and cloud gaming, it might seem strange that a gray 8-bit console from the 1980s still commands attention. Yet here we are in 2026 — and the Nintendo Entertainment System remains one of the most discussed, collected, and celebrated consoles in gaming history. So why NES…

May 14, 2026

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