The golden age of arcade games ground to a halt in 1983, but before then, players enjoyed five games that would define the legacy of those early gaming halls.

From great games that suffered from bloated budgets to ones so bad that unsold copies were sent to a landfill, these retro titles were massive commercial flops.

Peach just wants to be friends. Like other would-be Nintendo romances, the two's relationship is officially platonic. Why?

Nintendo put the industry on its back in the '80s, leading to many great games, and these six are still worth playing.

Nintendo’s colorful game worlds are reminiscent of childhood play. They also favor simple, cost-effective design.

If Silicon Valley likes to move fast and break things, Nintendo prefers to go slow and preserve its history. The Japanese game and console maker also always protects its “sense of fun,” Keza ...

High on Life 2 is packed with absurd Easter eggs that the developers have seamlessly integrated into the game's signature ...

Starting in the 1960s, the company shifted to toys, including the Ultra Hand, a plastic hand-extender that sold in the ...

The journey included eight years of red tape.

Gen Xers fondly remember the presence of arcade games in restaurants, pizzerias, and pubs, but these hallmarks of the 1980s and '90s have largely disappeared.

Nottingham’s new retro arcade game bar will start welcoming customers this Friday (March 28). NQ64, in Thurland Street, will feature retro games including Mario Kart, Time Crisis 2 & 3, Space Invaders ...

The gaming landscape for March 2026 offers an expansive variety of genres ranging from high-fantasy expansions to highly ...