[UPDATE] Following the publication of this story, a Nintendo representative confirmed Nintendo Power will cease to exist after its December issue. The company said those with questions regarding their ...

Sad news for those of us with overactive nostalgia glands: Nintendo Power is most likely going to cease publication in the very near future. First published in 1988, Nintendo Power became a pretty ...

In July of 1988, the Nintendo Entertainment System was the hottest toy in the world. Video game fans dedicated countless hours playing titles like Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda and Mike Tyson ...

A cherished magazine from the heyday of Nintendo's juggernaut console generation in the 1990s reportedly is set to call it quits. Crave contributor Christopher MacManus regularly spends his time ...

Nintendo is continuing to give back to the gaming community — or at least the nostalgic members. As we get ready for the mini NES to drop this Fall, Nintendo has made the first 13 years of Nintendo ...

Archive.org may be best known for preserving sometimes essential web pages that have disappeared from the Interwebs. But of late, it has been performing a valuable service to the gaming community as ...

Nintendo in the mid-to-late 80s sure was something to behold. It’s probably the closest thing the video game industry had to a monopoly. Sure, the Sega Master System was around and Atari was still on ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Read the very first issue of Nintendo Power in PDF form. Read the very first issue of Nintendo Power in PDF form.

When The Wizard hit theaters shortly before Christmas in 1989, it was marketed as a legitimate motion picture, complete with stars like Fred Savage, Christian Slater, Jenny Lewis and Beau Bridges. But ...

Update: Nintendo has confirmed that publication of Nintendo Power magazine will cease this December. According to an anonymous source at Ars Technica, long-running Nintendo Power Magazine is ceasing ...