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Is 'Mario Party' the original 'Squid Game'?

Does it come with a real-life version of Princess Peach's Castle?

The new version is 20 minutes longer than the infamous theatrical release.

The studio that brought you ‘Despicable Me’ is partnering with Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto on his first big-screen animated movie.

Nintendo is bringing back a classic gaming system with an upcoming release of the SNES.

What we hope to see from Nintendo, the Switch and the 3DS at this year's show.

Across the last few decades, it’s nearly impossible to think of the handheld market without Nintendo. Since the Game Boy’s release in 1989, the company has practically dominated the market. Competition has come forth in the form of the Sega Game Gear, Nokia N-Gage, and more prominently, the Sony PSP, but throughout the years, and especially in a market where mobile phones take an increasing share each year, Nintendo has managed to maintain an edge in producing some of the best and most creative technology the handheld market has to offer. Today, in particular, marks the release of the original 3DS handheld system: A system that arguably changed the way players think about glasses-free 3D.

Three decades ago, Nintendo released a timeless, action-adventure classic that would redefine the video game experience. Link, Ganon, and Princess Zelda have all hit the big 3-0, and to celebrate, we're going to take a look back at this revolutionary game. First and foremost, we're referring to the game's original release on the Nintendo Famicom, the Japanese system that would be converted into the Nintendo Entertainment System when it went stateside.

The world of video games is light years ahead of where it was when the original Nintendo Entertainment System first came out, but I don't know one person who wouldn't love to have an old school unit with their favorite games.

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I own almost every system ever made...so it's tough for me to choose what game is my favorite of all-time! Nintendo, Sega, Super NES, N64 had some pretty dope games, click and see some of my favs. and leave a comment and let me know what video game tops your list.