Here’s a story for all of you collectors: if you happen to have a spare 650,000 yen lying around ($6,500), then you can buy yourself all 1,051 Famicom cartridges. Of course, this’ll require you to ...

Back in October, we delivered the happy news that Stuart "Super Famicom Guy" Brett's Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection had found a publisher and would be coming to store shelves in the near future ...

Bitmap Book's Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection went up for pre-sale today, offering a special collector's edition that is only available before its official release. The book is a compilation of ...

Firstly, I’d like to say a huge heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported this Kickstarter project. I’ve had a whirlwind of a weekend with my inbox literally breaking with messages of support ...

Back in December 2000, Somari began a Famicom game collection with the 1986 title Mobile Suit Z Gundam: Hot Scramble. And now, as of this spring, the YouTuber finally owns all 1,053 games for the ...

Bandai Namco has announced Pac-Man: Championship Edition (Famicom Arrange Version) as a bonus title for users who purchase the physical edition of Namcot Collection in Japan, as well as for those who ...

Twenty bucks a pop is a little much to ask for re-issues of classic NES games, especially when several companies have released compilations of games on the Game Boy Advance for that much. But that's ...

This sounds wonderful—an art book collecting the box art from Super Famicom games. And the mockup pages also look great: The book is the goal of a new kickstarter by Super Famicom Guy, who explains ...

RIKI 8Bit Game Collection is one of those releases that puts a lot of the information right there in the title: it’s a Famicom compilation — a Famicompilation, if you will — and it’s spearheaded by ...

SNES fans may want to keep their eyes on the Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection if they want to recollect the good times they had with the classic console. Due for publication in early 2016, the ...

in June 2020 for Nintendo Switch. “Namcot” is the brand name that Namco used when developing home console games early on, when their main market was still in creating arcade titles. Early games on the ...