Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’d be familiar with Nintendo’s hugely popular Classic Mini consoles. Starting with the NES, and now followed with the SNES, the consoles ship in a ...

Other companies, such as Nintendo, have also released mini consoles, including the NES Classic Edition, which features 30 games and authentic controller designs. These retro consoles provide a ...

So what happened? Nintendo fired the first salvo in the mini console wars in late 2016. The first salvo fired in the marketplace was the NES Classic Edition, launched in late 2016. It quickly took ...

If you’re willing to pay a few extra dollars for a bundle, this might be the best opportunity to grab a mini NES before the end of the year. At the time of writing, there are two NES Classic ...

Then, earlier this year, Nintendo re-released the mini console — it's now kept in ongoing production, and is relatively easy to find in stores. At just $60, the NES Classic Edition is in impulse ...

Fast-forward 30 years and the NES is back, however this time it is ... Which raises the issue of who the Nintendo Classic Mini is for and where Nintendo intended it to be used.

Since many Super Nintendo games are small in size, and the mini console has far more storage ... Beware if you decide to hack into your Super NES Classic Edition.

Gamers ditch modern graphics for nostalgia as retro games and consoles make a massive comeback—proving old-school fun never goes out of style.

Learn more The Sega Genesis Mini has one of the largest collections we've seen from a retro console and it's easier to find than the increasingly rare NES Classic and SNES Classic from Nintendo.

Mini plug-and-play systems like the NES Classic Edition are no longer in production, but brands are still bringing out tiny versions of old hardware that are both collectible and convenient.