A 13-year-old boy became the first person to beat the classic game Tetris
On December 21, 2023, 13-year-old Willis Gibson crossed his arms over his head and leaned back in his chair while in his room in Stillwater, Oklahoma (USA), and could no…
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On December 21, 2023, 13-year-old Willis Gibson crossed his arms over his head and leaned back in his chair while in his room in Stillwater, Oklahoma (USA), and could no…
Not everyone knows that the greatest PlayStation console was born from a betrayal.
You think Cocacola and Italy, which side has a greater history? The facts in this article will make you surprised.
Last September 13 is the 30th anniversary of the birth of the game Mario - the legendary plumber created by Nintendo.
20 years ago, the following hot technology products have dominated the world market and left a strong mark to this day.
2006 is an exciting year in technology. Nintendo invented a video game that allowed participants to control with a wand, a newly invented car that could run 5.060km with…
The world has just found 7 new Wonders, but it will be very flawed if the computer is ignored, the technology has completely changed the life of mankind. PC Mag magazine…
For the first time since its release, sales of the Sony PlayStation 3 game have surpassed rival Nintendo Wii, sparking the hope that Sony can regain its dominance of the…
Nintendo has surpassed the NTT telecommunications group and a financial group to become the fifth-largest sunrise company in terms of market value, on July 26. This succ…
Nintendo's famous Japanese brand in the field of video game production was developed by Hiroshi Yamauchi. He is currently the 3rd richest person in Japan with a value of…
In the Japanese market, home to both the Nintendo Wii and the Sony PlayStation 3, for every 5 lightweight gaming machines, Nintendo's amateur has just 1 PS3 sold.
Sony Computer Entertainment America on April 3 said it would reduce the price of PlayStation Portable handhelds by about 15% to compete with a similar Nintendo product.
Nintendo has announced that it has teamed up with Fox Interactive Media's GameSpy network to bring players the Wii game console features to play online.