Absolute Nintendo

This duo of early first-party 'Programmable Series' games will have you constructing hairpin twists, 8-bit style.

This fun puzzler from Mr. Tetris, Alexey Pajitnov, gets the Absolute Nintendo treatment.

First released as Donald Duck on the Famicom, Kemco later swapped Disney characters for the Peanuts gang in Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular—a charming, if uneven, kids' game.

"Okay, hero, if you're ready for some hot, fast and exciting action—this is it."

Konami/Ultra's “cross between baseball and gladiatorial combat” can be a high-scoring affair, with battery backup to save your home run ranking.

The Absolute Nintendo Podcast looks at a pair of black box 'Light Gun Series' games.

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"Deep in the jungles of South America, you're on the mission of your life."

Hudson Soft’s colorful NES platformer from late '92 is good fun.

“The Black Shadow Warriors are tough. Against them, most martial artists would be doomed. But you have the training, the practice, the gift of the Double Dragon."