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Nintendo Gamecube
Once again Nintendo are attempting to make the best thing in console gaming, this time in the for of a 128-bit beast that will blow all competition out of the water. Currently dogged by delays we can expect NGC by 2001/early 2002 Check here for all the latest previews.
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Nintendo Gameboy Advance
The next generation in hand-held entertainment is Game Boy Advance. With 32-bit under the hood and capable of linking to the SNES and the Gamecube, it will change the way we play games when we can't reach our N64's or our Gamecube's.
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Nintendo 64
The most powerful system out before Dreamcast came along, and even then was still right up there. With plenty of top class games and its main rival being the PSX, the Nintendo 64 has not been able to dominate the market, although everyone knows it should have...
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Nintendo Gameboy
We have Original, Color, Pocket and Advanced covered in here. The Gameboy is the Hand-held system. With heaps of games, 4 different versions and the lifegiver to Pokemon. So many people have these it's not funny and it's hard not to see why with such an amazing system.
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Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Here we have the SNES. The first system to greet the 16-bit era. With a vast amount of great RPG's that are still the best of today, this system is still played by many. It brought popularity to Final Fantasy, greeted Yoshi to the world of Mario and of course the Zelda series.
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Nintendo Entertainment System
The machine which kicked it all off. Where legends were cast into stone and Nintendo showed the world what dedication and hard work can do. 8-bit seems laugh-able now but at the time it was a huge leap forward and Nintendopes say with pride that only Nintendo could have done it.
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Non-Nintendo Systems
As we all know there are other systems on the market other than those owned by Nintendo. In this section we review games from other consoles which we think are pretty good just to show that other systems can produce good games. We have tried to be unbias - no promises though!
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