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The Super Nintendo is one of the most underappreciated consoles of all time. Everybody remembers the original NES. If you didn’t own one, you either knew someone who did, or you weren’t born yet. It sold 75 million units, vastly overshadowing the competing Sega Master System’s 10 to 13 million. By comparison, the Super Nintendo’s 49 million total sales must have seemed like a disappointment. …

The Nintendo Switch has not gotten nearly as much fanfare as its compatriots, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. In fact, when journalists discuss the so-called “console wars,” Nintendo is often left out of the conversation altogether. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Perhaps it’s an acknowledgement that Nintendo’s systems are fundamentally different from other consoles. Consider the latest Xbox and PlayStation. Yes, they …

If you’re like many gamers, you value your retro game collection as much as your current games. In the past, manufacturers couldn’t have cared less about older games. Once a title had been released, there was no effort to provide any continued support. But two console generations ago, that started to change. The Nintendo Wii was released with the full library of original NES games. …

The Nintendo Switch is one of the best-selling consoles of all time, and for good reason; it’s incredibly innovative! The main conceit of the Switch is that it can be used either as a handheld gaming device or as a traditional console. You can play it in handheld mode with the Joy-Con controllers on the sides of a 720p display. Alternatively, you can pop it …

当涉及到innovation, few manufacturers are as eager to push the envelope as Nintendo. With the N64, they built the first rumble function and large, trigger-style controller. With the Wii, they created a motion control experience that captivated a generation of gamers. They even captured the imaginations of non-gamers from around the world. With the Switch, Nintendo took another bold leap forward. They …