If you never owned a Nintendo NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) gaming console back in the days when gaming was cool, or you no longer have your old NES console, you’ll soon have the chance to buy a new one that’s pretty much identical to the old system and features all the awesome games you used to play. One and a half years ago, Nintendo brought back to life its NES gaming console with the NES Classic Edition, a dedicated console designed to emulate 30 classic NES games, including Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Donkey Kong, Mega Man, PAC-MAN, FINAL FANTASY, Metroid, Mario Bros., Galaga, and StarTropics.
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