Retro-Bit Gaming and Limited Run Games’ rerelease of Irem’s gravity-flipping action platformer Metal Storm got a showing at E3 this past week, showing off its Collector’s Edition.

Bootleg demake Dragon Ball Z: Super Butouden 2 on the NES, the product of a former Taiwanese developer Hummer Team, recently received a translation patch that turns all the text into English.

As usual, Nintendo Switch peppered this month’s new NES offerings with something extra – a modified SP version of Kirby’s Adventure that gives you a 100% cleared game for bonus features.

Game Freak’s latest illustration video with illustrator Ken Sugimori reveals more about the company’s first published game, Quinty.

During the Mega Man-athon 7 charity marathon that took place this weekend, Mega Man 2 composer Takashi Tateishi appeared to talk about behind-the-scenes secrets on the making of the classic tracks.

The Video Game History Foundation has found and preserved the SimCity NES prototype and uploaded it to the internet for all to see and try.

In text-based adventure game Idol Hakkenden, you play the youngest granddaughter in a King Lear-esque plot where you need to become a super idol. The game got an English fan translation recently.

Dragon Quest’s director Yuji Horii recently sat down to talk about his memories of making the game, such as why they made it a one-man party, and how Akira Toriyama got involved.

The NES version of the Golf Story Galf minigame will include a VS mode.

Little Medusa, a puzzle game inspired by titles like Kickle Cubicle, is now available for the NES, SNES, and Genesis.

Scarlet Moon Records announced a new chiptunes album with songs inspired by 8-bit and 16-bit RPG themes. These original songs were written by Cody Carpenter who exclusively used the NES chipset.

The Return to New York hack gives each ninja turtle a clearer role in combat, adjusting attacks, health, and speed to make them stand out in certain situations.

In a new video we get a look at how the NES Classic Edition runs Super Mario Bros. 3 in a side-by-side comparison to the original system.

When used, the password grants fully maxed-out stats, $999.99, as well as all six of the technique books. In addition, the first player’s name will be changed to Shin.

Prepare to brutalize yourself with this fan translation of Family Trainer: Totsugeki! Fuuun Takeshi Jou, a physically-demanding Power Pad game for the Famicom.