retro video games

This year marks the 35th anniversary for Nintendo's Legend of Zelda. To celebrate, the gaming company released a new handheld full of nostalgia. Here is my review.

I'm a nerd, a geek, whatever other dorky adjective you can use to describe me. The thing is, I'm proud of it and proud to show it off. Take this virtual tour of my nerd cave inside.

Last week, a copy of Super Mario Bros. for the NES sold for $2 million. Sure, it is rare but there is a BIG problem with getting this price, an almost illegal problem.

The tenth iteration in my favorite video game franchise is celebrating it's twentieth birthday today.

Last week, two classic video games went up for auction and brought ridiculous prices for each.

Among the many announcements from this year's E3, Nintendo's news of a Legend of Zelda Game & Watch got me super excited.

Pixel Frames is their name and they have created some gorgeous 3D and 4D stills of some of the biggest 8 bit and 16 bit videos games in a high quality shadow box.

Watch gameplay and learn how to download and play the rom for the cancelled Castlevania: Resurrection for Sega Dreamcast.

The good ole Konami code, or Contra code, or 30 lives code, whatever name you have for it, it was a big deal for gamers in the 80's.

The discovery of a canceled game just further proves how awesome the Sega Dreamcast is.

A sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. sold for $660,000 at Heritage Auctions in Dallas last Friday. This is setting a bad precedent for video game collectors like myself.

I'm a nerd, a geek, whatever other dorky adjective you can use to describe me. The thing is, I'm proud of it and proud to show it off. Take this virtual tour of my nerd cave inside.