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I'm a huge retro gamer and have a ton of old Nintendo games. Over 600 to be exact. I was thinking about ridiculous challenges I could do to breath new life into my old video games and decided to start filming these challenges just for fun. My first one was trying to beat the first world of Super Mario Bros playing with an upside-down controller. Let's see what happens.

Two of my biggest passions are video games and playing musical instruments, whether I actually know how to play them or not. Combine them both and you have me attempting to play video game music. Instead of showing you boring videos of me trying to play music from Final Fantasy on the piano, where there are tons already available on the Internet, I'd rather show you how to play these songs so you

My wife surprised me and got me a new musical instrument to add to my collection - an ocarina. I've wanted one for a while since playing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo 64. To capitalize on it's popularity there was someone selling ocarinas that had the classic Triforce logo on them. These ocarinas seem simplified with less holes to play and even came with a book to play some Zel

Let me start by saying I know nothing about stocks and bonds and share holdings and all of that. For my birthday this past April my family bought me stock in Nintendo. It came in this giant, framed, gaudy thing that's better compared to those checks they hand you in the Price is Right. No matter how it's showcased, it turns out to be legit and I even got paid on it!

Over the weekend, I had a chance to go to the annual Seattle Retro Gaming Expo. It was an awesome experience as many of us who all share the same passion of retro gaming (and current gaming) all crammed into the Seattle Center for shopping, demonstrations and, of course, gaming. Here's what I saw.

The Russian block-matching puzzle game Tetris took the world by storm in the late 1980s when it was released on Nintendo's NES and Gameboy platforms. And we think we've found one of the best players around.

New Challenger Approaching! That's the sign that you're about to face a new character in Super Smash Bros. One of the funnest parts of the Smash Bros. series is seeing what video game characters will join the party and become unlockable. They're usually from Nintendo games, but there have been others, in the past, from other companies like Sonic the Hedgehog, Solid Snake and the recent announcemen

In case you missed the 'Nintendo Direct' conference for E3, here it is in full.

If you look at most Nintendo games, from NES all the way to Wii-U, you may find this Nintendo Seal of Quality. It's something Nintendo does to prove approve all products for quality of the games and other accessories they release. There were a few NES games that must have slipped through and received this stamp of approval as they're terrible for various reasons. I'd like to challenge on their so-

I'm a huge fan of video games, especially Nintendo and Nintendo products. I have pretty much every Nintendo game system ever released, I own about 500 original NES games and buy what I can find at thrift shops and yard sales. Taking my collection to the next step, I now own stock in Nintendo. Here's how you can do the same.

We're sure you haven't exhausted the oodles of fun you got from last week's downloads, but there are some heavy hitters this week that cannot be ignored.

This could, quite possibly be, the coolest display I've ever seen.