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<div > The original NES was a miraculous piece of hardware— for many gamers, it became the portal to the first virtual adventures they'd ever have. They jumped with Mario, plumbed the depths with Samus, and found the treasure with Link. But ...

It's Nintendo Download time, folks! Let's take a look at what's going to be piped in through your WiFi this week.

Well, color us impressed. Usually when we want to play Mario Kart, we spend thirty minutes looking for the Wii steering wheel, then just give up and re-watch the second season of 'Game of Thrones.' So, good for these guys! They've got enough initiative to make up for the rest of us...

Nintendo has finally announced the release date for the anticipated 3DS title Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.

A unique listing went up last week on video game auction site, Game Gavel. It's for a Tengen Tetris prototype, one of three copies in the world, and it's got people dropping money just like the game drops bricks.

I don’t know what it is but I’ll pretty much watch anything that has to do with Mario. I don’t even think I was a huge Mario fan but somehow Mario and all the characters from his games have been a huge part of my life.

This week's Nintendo Download packs a princess, unchains some blades, and heads back to the wild west, along with offering a slew of other content for your handheld Nintendo consoles.

As a kid, nothing beat opening a Christmas present that was a new gaming system. I remember the fond memories of opening my original Sega from my Mom one year - good times. So I have to figure it was quite the shock for one family when the refurbished Nintendo 3DS they bought for their son had porn on it.

Available Thursday are two new downloadable content packs for New Super Mario Bros. 2 on the Nintendo 3DS.

The much ballyhooed Nintendo TVii service will finally be available to Wii U owners in North America starting Thursday.

IT WAS ORIGINALLY TITLED THE FAMICOM The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) came to the United States in 1984, but it was preceded by a Japanese version in 1983. Called the Famicom (for family computer), it featured a glaring red and white design, far less cool than the gray system American gamers received the following year ...

One of the greatest first person shooter games ever was Goldeneye for Nintendo 64.  We would play that game for hours nonstop to this day if work and life didn't get in the way, but what if you could do it in real life?  With the cheat codes of course.  Watch as these guys run through what it would look like if Goldeneye looked a little bit more real.