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Capcom’s Disney Afternoon Collection Is a Nostalgia Overload
Mega Man 2’s Box Art Explained by Artist Marc Ericksen
This Punch-Out!! Easter Egg Stayed Hidden for 29 Years
All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Castle Shadowgate
The Legend of Zelda 30th Anniversary – Celebrate with Us
5 Reasons Super Mario Bros. 2 Was Better Than Super Mario Bros. 3
A Copy of Stadium Events for NES Sold For $35,100 on eBay
Cocoron and Little Samson: Mega Man’s Secret Siblings
An Illustrated History of Mega Man Box Art
Mario Throws Fireballs; He Doesn’t Spit Them
Legends of Localization Book 1: The Legend of Zelda Details Zelda’s Translation History
The Mysterious Launch Date of Super Mario Bros. for NES
This 1985 NES Ad Is a Nostalgia Overload
The Curious Case of Color a Dinosaur
Super Mario Bros. Levels Were Originally Sketched Out on Graph Paper
Werewolf The Last Warrior, The Greatest Game Of Our Time
The Battle of Olympus Video Review
Tecmo Super Bowl Playoffs ’15: Wild Card Weekend (Day 1)
Mass Media Weighs in on the NES in 1988, and It’s About as Hilarious as You’d Expect
Kid Icarus for NES: Breaking Down the Flaws
Nintendo Cereal System: Link and Mario-Themed Cereal Might Have Been Delicious
It’s a Good Thing Transformers Wasn’t on NES
Sunman Is the Superman Game That Never Was
Journey to Silius Left Its Mark on Me
Tim and Andy Count Down the Top Ten NES Games
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Defines “Nintendo Hard”
Video Review: Donkey Kong
Mega Man Boss Orders Make for Mediocre Punk Rock Lyrics
The Contra Code: Konami’s “One Size Fits All” Approach to Cheat Codes
Mega Man Is My Biggest Retro Gaming Regret
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