18 thoughts on “ Munchausen Makes NES A Cartridge Programmer ” Alex Rossie says: October 5, 2010 at 12:11 pm Awesome, just plain awesome. Report comment. Reply. JMLB says: ...

The game cartridge supports online co-op multiplayer on unmodified NES consoles thanks to a custom board that sports an ESP8266 Wi-Fi chip, a Wi-Fi antenna, and an FPGA circuit.

An NES cartridge in its most basic form is a surprisingly simple device, it contains two ROMs hosting all the code and assets of its game, and a Nintendo code chip that provided what was a state ...

When the cartridge is inserted into the NES, instead of connecting to the 72-pin connector, the flash drive’s USB port in the cartridge will connect to the extension cable in the NES.

A copy of Micro Mages arrives in an old-school cardboard shell, complete with a paper manual and a classic gray NES cartridge with the cover art stickered to the front. It plays like a typical 8 ...

One of the rarest NES games of all time goes up for auction today. Only 26 copies of the gold Nintendo World Championships 1990 cartridge were ever produced.

Even if you haven't turned your NES into a DVD player, you probably still have that one game you'll never play again. With just a screwdriver and a bit of soldering, you can mod its cartridge into ...

Given Nintendo doesn’t produce cartridges for the NES anymore, the Super Tilt Bro. cart is a custom creation with a board that’s been upgraded with an ESP8266 wifi chip, a wifi antenna, and an ...

These games were never sold in packaging, which partly explains why this particular cartridge, which appears worn and is missing its label, was given just a 4.0 grade by CGC Grading. (A grading of ...

The NES cartridge adapter is also available from Amazon Japan. Disclosure: I bought my Retro Freak console with my own money. All games played on the system have also been from my personal collection.

Programs like this, that claim to require no coding, always do have limitations, but like, I would never take the time to learn how to make NES games from scratch, nor would I ever want to spend ...

Announced this morning to much fanfare, the classic-playing mini-NES is an exciting prospect for both old and new Nintendo fans. It’s a $60 device that plays 30 classic NES games ranging from ...