Best Buy is kicking Mario Day off early with discounts on video games, gaming accessories, toys, and more all featuring Nintendo's most beloved character. Pick up games like Super Mario Party for $40 or Mario+Rabbids for $15 while supplies last!
One big feature missing from the Nintendo Switch is Bluetooth functionality, but now you can add it with this USB-C Bluetooth adapter that's on sale for just $23 when you enter the following code during checkout.
Snag this limited edition look for the Nintendo Switch at Walmart. You'll receive Mario Red Joy-Con controllers, a Mario & Bowser carrying case to match, and a $20 credit for digital games on the Nintendo eShop all for the console's regular price.
This bundle comes with the purple and silver Nintendo 2DS XL hardware as well as Mario Kart 7 pre-installed. It normally sells for about $21 more than this, and has never dropped this low before.
Pick up two big gifts for the holiday all in one shot with this bundle at Google Express. You'll receive the all-new Nintendo Switch Lite as well as the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition and three Xbox One games all for only $333.
This book features 264 pages covering the history of video game consoles, and right now it's down to $9 for the first time at Amazon.
Some of Nintendo's best games in years have been making their way to the Switch, and you definitely don't want to be left out.
Fortnite has some pretty awesome cross-play options and PlayStation has decided to not allow cross-play from their console. Check out here to see how that can affect your Epic account.
Today, Nintendo revealed three new special editions for the Nintendo 2DS XL handheld. The Nintendo 2DS launched in North America, Europe, and Australia in October 2013. The 2DS is an entry-level version of the Nintendo 3DS with a 3D display.
This week in esports sees Nintendo and Capcom toy with the idea of bringing new IPs to the world of professional gaming. As the scene grows, so do already established games.
Amazon Warehouse is offering 20% off a vast selection of video games when you buy two or more.
You can order the NES Classic Edition from Amazon today at 5PM ET, but it is expected to sell out in a flash, so get ready!
Many of Microsoft's Xbox executives are paying their respects today to Satoru Iwata, Nintendo's long-time president who passed away on July 11 at the age of 55.
A while back, French developer M.k created a trio of well-loved emulators for Windows Phone 8 based on classic Nintendo platforms: SNES8x, VBA8, and VGBC8. Eventually M.k grew tired of Windows Phone development and surrendered his emulators to a new developer: Duc Le. And since then, Duc has worked tirelessly to add new features to all three emulators such as the much-requested MOGA...
There's never a quiet day in the Windows Phone community when we're talking about app updates. Developers enjoy submitting regular releases to the store, introducing new features and functionality, as well as fixing a bug here and there. Today we're covering Snes8x and Freddy. Head on past the break to see what's new in each app. Snes8x First up is Snes8x, which now has MOGA...
As November and American Thanksgiving drew to a close, Windows Phone classic gaming fans experienced a bit of a shock. Indie developer M.k’s three Nintendo console emulators SNES8x, VBA8, and VGBC8 all disappeared from the Store. Naturally Windows Phone Central stepped in to reveal why the emulators had been delisted. It turns out that M.k had passed development duties on to a new...
Windows Phone emulation fans might have noticed that three classic game system emulators have disappeared from the Store: SNES8x (a Super Nintendo emulator), VBA8 (a GameBoy Advance emulator), and VGBC8 (a Gameboy Color emulator). As of press time, the Windows 8 versions of the same apps are still available. All three emulators came from a developer named M.k who publicly retired from...
We just reported on three emulators being removed from the Windows Phone Store, but now we're pleased to relay news that the apps are once again available. Developed by M.k, Snes8x (Super Nintendo), VBA8 (GameBoy Advance), and VGBC8 (GameBoy Color) were spotted to be M.I.A and immediate reaction led to speculation that Microsoft had started cracking down on emulator apps. We learnt...
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In the Windows Phone and Windows 8 emulation scene, a developer named M.k has largely been the star of the show. Starting in January of this year, he produced no less than three awesome emulators for mobile Microsoft platforms: Snes8x (Super Nintendo), VBA8 (GameBoy Advance), and VGBC8 (GameBoy Color). M.k updated his emulators regularly, and had promised to bring MOGA Pro Controller...
A lot of you love mobile games. And Windows Phone doesn't exactly have a shortage of great games to keep you occupied for hours and hours. Mobile gaming on a phone hasn't always been this awesome, touchscreens really took it to another level. They aren't without their faults though and some games work best with tactile controls, something like a gamepad. Is there one for Windows Phone?...