There are many differences between the ColecoVision and the Intellivision. Because it we released later, the Colecovision boasted better graphics, a game focused controller, and backward compatibility with Atari 2600 games, giving it many advantages over the Intellivision home console.
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The Atari 2600 would be home to a staple of racing games – many of which have gone on to become some of the most influential titles in history.
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Arcade games became so popular during this time that the total revenue for the industry was estimated to be over $7 billion in the United States alone! Yeah, that’s a lot of quarters!
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Both the Atari Flashback 8 and the Atari Flashback 9 feature quality construction and a hardy selection of video games from the era. Both have their strengths and both have their weaknesses.
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This is the recommended Mega Man 2 boss order. Depending on whom you ask, you will get different answers with a few similarities. But…
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While most Famicom and NES games would be released on both consoles. , there are more than a few Nintendo titles that never left Japan.
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NES and SNES games are not even the same size but one of the advantages of the contemporary era is that many companies have managed to create adapters that can solve this problem and let you play original NES games on the SNES.
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Since the Atari 7800 supports games from the Atari 2600 it would be a logical question to think the same stands for the 5200’s games. But the problem comes down to hardware changes.
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When people ask how many games for the original Nintendo exist, you have to consider both the official games recognized by Nintendo and the unlicensed ones.
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When it comes to great video games of the ’80s, it is impossible not to think of the legendary “Punch-Out!”, the Nintendo fighting game that revolutionized the arcade industry,
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Not every NES game stamped with the Nintendo Seal Of Approval was a home run. In fact, there were more than a few bad games released on the NES that were just plain awful.
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When I first created the list, it was meant to cover cheap and fun NES games costing $10 or less. Of course, we are talking about loose carts, as boxed NES games carry a hefty price tag no matter what.
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