Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. The only downside to all this, is that these games are apparently ...

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New Virtual Console games were announced for the Nintendo 3DS during today’s Nintendo Direct. Super Nintendo games will be available on the handheld, starting today. They will only be playable on the ...

While the Nintendo 3DS virtual console has been filled with great nostalgia-filled entries over the years, there's been one gaping hole: the SNES. You can play SNES games on the Wii U's Virtual ...

Upon confirming that Pokemon Gold and Silver would be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS's Virtual Console, many fans immediately began to wonder why Pokemon Crystal was left without a release as well.

Pokémon Red, Pokémon Blue, Pokémon Green and Pokémon Yellow have been downloaded from Nintendo 3DS eShop over 1.5 million times worldwide, Nintendo said. In the company's fiscal year presentation, ...

New 3DS owners can now enjoy playing SNES games via the Virtual Console. An upgrade to the 3DS Virtual Console was announced during today's Nintendo Direct. Those with a New 3DS will now be able to ...

Nintendo and Game Freak re-released Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver on virtual console last year, and now it's time for the third game in the second gen series to hit re-release. Yes, Pokémon Crystal ...

Fans who are already excited for the rolling out of ‎Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow on 3DS Virtual Console may want to know that the titles will not have Restore Points. The games will also not allow ...

Virtual Console games from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System are on their way to the New Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo announced during a Nintendo Direct presentation today. Last fall, a tweet from ...

When the Wii U was discontinued, there was no fanfare or memorial for the end of Nintendo’s console. While it certainly has its defenders — I am one of them! — the console underperformed in comparison ...