To get a better understanding of how the Famicom Disk System came to be you need only survey the Japanese gaming industry back in the mid ‘80s. It’s no exaggeration to say that Nintendo was ...

The '80s-est '80s of them all. Almost any Nintendo franchise you care about can be traced back to the Famicom. Sure, Donkey Kong gave Mario his start in the arcades, but Super Mario Bros.

Which actually makes the disappearance of the Famicom Detective Club games for so long the real mystery here; it’s not that the games are back that’s odd, it’s that they ever left at all.

That way you can sit back and relax with the comfort of reading ... Nintendo Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is a mechanically simple game, and after reaching its conclusion ...

It wasn't always that way, though; back in the '80s, Nintendo launched the Famicom two and a half years before its test run in the U.S. as the Nintendo Entertainment System. Thanks to that delay ...

The end credits are then followed by a truly delightful surprise that immediately had me diving back in for more ... Emio - The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club simply cannot be missed.

Twitter/X user limonegongbang has surprised the retro community with their new creation: a Famicom conversion to a portable game console with a backlit screen. And if that were not enough ...

The Sharp C1 Famicom was CRT television with a Famicom (precursor to the NES) built in. It allegedly had better picture quality than either a Famicom or NES with a separate television, and this ...

One, the Fami Edition is inspired by the Famicom Japanese console ... and it only takes about four hours to charge back completely. The keyboard also works in old-fashioned wired mode.