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If you grew up glued to your Nintendo in the '80s, these pair of sneakers will speak to you.
The Jordan "NES" IV are custom-made by Freaker Sneaks, and include ton of delightfully thoughtful details.
For instance, check out the D-pad and actual (pressable!) buttons at the heel of each shoe.
Image: FREAKER SNEAKERS/SCREENSHOT
The tongues of the sneakers are also plastered with Super Mario and Duck Hunt labels.
Image: FREAKER SNEAKERS/SCREENSHOT
Though this isn't an official collab with
It is confirmed: a miniature SNES Classic Edition will launch this year, as reported by Nintendo. This is exceedingly good news for those who failed to cop their NES Classic Edition after news of the platform’s discontinuation.
The standalone mini console will contain 21 games, including masterworks such as Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Yoshi’s Island, and Earthbound, to name a few. The biggest shocker however is the inclusion of Star Fox 2, the unre
Last October, Nintendo revealed the Switch: a bold new game system that's portable (like a Game Boy or 3DS) but also connects to a TV. It's designed to be a powerful Nintendo game system you can also take on the go, with a pop-out kickstand and wireless motion controllers that snap right into place.
Like the Nintendo Wii back in 2006, what some see as its gimmicks could make it a must-try for many around the world. Assuming it can justify its newly announced $300, £280 or AU$470 price when
Nintendo confirmed Thursday it will launch its Switch video game console worldwide on March 3.
The console, which is a combination of a home and portable device, will cost $299.99 in the U.S.
Players attach the tablet-like device to a dock to play at home on a television with standard video game controllers. Players can also remove the tablet, with a 6.2-inch screen, using a pair of “Joy-con” controllers on each side to play games while away from home.
“Nintendo Switch is a brand-new kind of
Nintendo confirmed Thursday it will launch its Switch video game console worldwide on March 3.
The console, which is a combination of a home and portable device, will cost $299.99 in the U.S.
Players attach the tablet-like device to a dock to play at home on a television with standard video game controllers. Players can also remove the tablet, with a 6.2-inch screen, using a pair of “Joy-con” controllers on each side to play games while away from home.
“Nintendo Switch is a brand-new kind of
If you were hoping to grab that cool $60 NES Classic Edition console from Nintendo this weekend, don’t even bother looking for it. It’s sold out — and in true Nintendo fashion, many retailers have no idea when the next shipment will arrive. The best guess? Black Friday, of course.
The NES Classic Edition is a sparkly new console from Nintendo that’s identical to the original Nintendo Entertainment System launched in the mid-1980s, only smaller. It comes with one “classic” NES con
For the first time in a decade, Nintendo has our attention again. On October 20, it showed off a radically different game console.
Much like the NES, N64, or the Wii, the Nintendo Switch is unlike anything else on the market. You can play on a TV, but also snap a portable tablet out and take with you on the go. On top of that, the portable system has a large screen, kickstand, and detachable side controllers.
Nintendo’s new console is not only innovative and f
Goodbye, Nintendo NX; hello, Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo’s long-teased, never-unveiled new gaming platform finally has a name and, more importantly, has finally been revealed to the world, and… yeah, it’s exactly what all the rumors have been saying. In short, it’s a tablet-based game platform with detachable controllers that can dock at home and display games on your television. Nintendo unveiled the Switch Thursday morning via a YouTube video.
“In addition to providing single and multiplayer
One of the problems with trying to play games using a retro console such as a NES, SNES, or Genesis on a modern HD TV is that the games don’t look great. That’s why the XRGB mini has proved so popular as it solves the problem. It’s also why the Retron 5 works so well because it also solves the display issue by default.
Thankfully, Nintendo has taken the time to ensure the NES games included with the forthcoming NES Classic Mini all look great on a HD TV. But that’s not all. Julie Gagnon,
Now, more than two decades later, Imgur user DanDiebold has uploaded images of the unreleased cons
