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To get an idea of the pitfalls and perils littering Sony's path to PlayStation Neo, let's exhume a few half-step consoles from the gaming industry's past. First up: Nintendo's ill-fated disk drive for the Famicom.
The RetroN 5 is just what the doctor ordered for old-school gaming fans.
Nearly 30 years after its release, it appears someone has found a new glitch in the original Super Mario Bros.
Masayuki Uemura, the creator of the original Famicom (NES), reflects on his early impressions of building the console and how some of the pieces came together.
"Now You're Knitting With Power" - Former Nintendo exec Howard Phillips reveals the Nintendo Knitting Machine peripheral for NES.
OK, so it is an April Fools gag, but it is pretty well done. Enjoy the ingenuity.
