Here are 11 weird video game cartridges worth their weight in gold ... especially after the success of the Wii, a console almost entirely marketed on the strength of various doodads.

On the other side of the video game cartridges was the video output system, which seems easy enough in today’s world of digital HDMI and DisplayPort output. In the 90s video output did however ...

Game cartridges are perhaps the ... As Full-Motion Video and similar features became a distinguishing feature of the console wars of the 1990s, neither the advent of loading screens, nor the ...

Switch game cartridges survived a house fire in their ... As a result, the third best-selling video game console of all time has become a part of many gamers' households thanks to its collection ...

The hardware was essentially the same as SNK's Multi Video System (MVS), which was widely ... Perhaps scarier, additional game cartridges cost $200 to $300 – and that's not adjusted for anything.

It was the first at-home video game system console, featuring interchangeable game cartridges, an eight-way digital joystick, and a pause menu, as Google explained in its honorary blog post.