Nintendo

Your dream of driving your own Mario Kart is going to come true.

When I saw this headline circulating, it immediately took me right back to my childhood.

Now that Nintendo has announced the SNES Classic, the nostalgia hype train has started up right where it left off when they discontinued the NES Classic. Get ready to be disappointed, people. Nintendo will fail you again.

As a parent today, video games play a much bigger role than when I was growing up. At one time, all you could do was play at home or a friends house. After that, the awesomeness of Game Boys and Game Gears took our world by storm.

'Friday the 13th: The Game' for NES was a... uh, "special" experience. Now, that questionably accurate video game adaptation of a slasher movie is getting a faithful slasher movie adaptation. Huh?

Many of the games listed here on the 10 Best NES RPGs were either advanced ports of or heavily inspired by the CRPGs of the early-to-mid 1980s. Many of these Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom role-playing games would go on to become more popular than the games that inspired them, but this was a pivotal point in time where the gaming scene started to change. Nintendo started to become the dominant hardware developer in terms of home gaming, and the RPG genre started to trickle its way onto the NES. Unfortunately, not every RPG that was made in Japan was able to cross the pond to the United States and vice-versa.

'The Walking Dead' goes from being the best show on TV to the best game that was never made for Nintentdo in this 8-bit re-imagining of the first two seasons.

Engineers have brought Netflix to the Nintendo Entertainment System, dethroning the 3DS as the worst possible way to watch the video streaming service.

You read that right -- Link, Zelda, Ganon and all of Hyrule are coming to Netflix in the form of a live action TV series.

Nintendo's newest trailer for Mario Maker not only focuses on the creation of levels in the Mushroom Kingdom, but how you alter stages on the fly to keep the mustached plumber going.

The Big N takes the fight to unlicensed Game Boy emulators by filing a patent for its own.

The retailer known for bringing out the best in humanity is back with yet another big video game discount. This time, it's for all you people who don't feel like venturing outdoors.