LOS ANGELES -- Nintendo lovers can rejoice because the gaming company announced it will be releasing a miniature version of the classic Nintendo Entertainment System just in time for the holidays. The ...

Nintendo is once again pushing the "what's old is new again" angle when it comes to video games. A modern version of the classic Nintendo Entertainment System is coming to stores just in time for the ...

Nintendo announced on Thursday it is rereleasing its classic console in November, but smaller and preloaded with 30 games. The NES Classic Edition is scheduled to launch Nov. 11, and will connect to ...

Save this article to read it later. Find this story in your account’s ‘Saved for Later’ section. Until now, if you wanted to play old-school 8-bit NES games, you had three options. You could find an ...

This November Nintendo will ship the $60 NES Classic Edition. It’s a tiny replica of the classic Nintendo Entertainment System game console that comes with 30 games pre-loaded… and no way to add or ...

It was not the first video game console, but it was the one that launched a home console gaming craze and was the "It" system for the 1980s — The Nintendo Entertainment System. The system transcends ...

That Nintendo’s miniature NES Classic Edition console has been successful is hardly news. It’s well-known that retailers have been unable to keep the mini NES on store shelves, and that resellers have ...

Update: Nintendo has confirmed that the NES Classic has been discontinued in Europe as well as North America. "We can confirm that we are no longer manufacturing the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...

One year after the NES Classic became one of the must-have gifts, Nintendo announced it will release a classic version of its successor, the Super NES. Nintendo announced the SNES Classic Edition on ...

REDMOND, Wash. -- Nintendo lovers can rejoice because the gaming company announced it will be releasing a miniature version of the classic Nintendo Entertainment System just in time for the holidays.