NES controller pressed into service to Android overlord (video)
Perhaps the worst, and least repairable, shortcoming of touchscreens is their failure to act as viable game controllers. Keyboard-equipped smartphones alleviate that pain a little (particularly if you pair them with a Game Gripper ), but ultimately we'd all prefer real controllers for our real games. Such was clearly the thinking behind the homebrewed setup here, which combines an HTC EVO 4G ...
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NES Controller Used to Play Nintendo Emulator on HTC EVO 4G
There’s an emulator of every kind on the Android platform right now. Ranging from old-school consoles, to newer (yet still old-school) models, you can find all types of games to play while you’re on the move, without having to get your hands on the old-time console. The Nintendo emulators seem to be some of the most popular, and considering the titles available, that’s not a surprise at all. But ...
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Game music of the day: Castlevania
The original NES Castlevania doesn't contain a great number of tracks; there are essentially only seven genuine pieces of music from beginning to end. Yet in that brief amount of work, Konami managed to squeeze out some of the most timeless game music the medium has ever seen or heard.
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The Nintendo Famicom All Pulled Apart [Teardowns]
# teardowns Before there was the NES, there was the Nintendo Family Computer AKA Famicom, an early version of the ultra-popular console sold in Asian markets starting in 1983. So, wanna see what the guts of a video game revolution look like? More »
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Easter egg in GameCube game that turns announcer into a jerk discovered after 10 years
These days, there’s no magic to discovering a cheat code or Easter Egg in a game. It used to be that finding a code was an almost cryptographic affair, involving endless hours of random button pressing on your NES controller, or hearing about the existence of the Konami Code through an endless chain of friends, [...]
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