Although all Super Famicom controllers look the same, there are actually several variations. This time, I compared the following three types. At first glance, they have almost the same shape, but when ...

In an era where "all-in-one" is the name of the game, it’s hard to imagine that Japan was already experimenting with the concept back in 1990. Enter the Sharp SF-1 Super Famicom TV, a futuristic ...

On July 1, 1986, Sharp released the "Twin Famicom." It was a "dream machine" that integrated the Famicom console and the Disk System, and it held the status of being officially licensed by Nintendo.

We hate to keep going on about it, but Microsoft revealed the Xbox One to the world this week. We're obviously biased, but we happen to think it looks a little underwhelming in purely physical terms — ...