NES (1985) -- HIT! The mid-80’s wasn’t exactly a glorious
time for video games. A confluence of lousy events led to the awful
video game crash of 1983, and while a few stragglers remained, most
folks figured the golden age of gaming was over. But to Nintendo, it had
yet to begin. Their debut home console in the U.S. (they had already
enjoyed plenty of success with the Famicom in Japan) was a miracle
machine, single-handedly reviving the ...
more NES (1985) -- HIT! The mid-80’s wasn’t exactly a glorious
time for video games. A confluence of lousy events led to the awful
video game crash of 1983, and while a few stragglers remained, most
folks figured the golden age of gaming was over. But to Nintendo, it had
yet to begin. Their debut home console in the U.S. (they had already
enjoyed plenty of success with the Famicom in Japan) was a miracle
machine, single-handedly reviving the home console business and
introducing gamers to Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, and
countless other classics.
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