It’s a bit of a boom time for retro gamers looking for souped up versions of the original Nintendo Entertainment System hardware. After decades spent dealing with cheap, compromise-ridden Famiclones ...

I have the RetroUSB AVS. Think of the AVS as an unofficial hardware refresh for the original Nintendo Entertainment System. It plays the same games and even uses the original controllers, but ...

If you are someone who spent a large chunk of their childhood blowing dust out of NES game cartridges, and misses doing so, get ready to do it again: RetroUSB has recently released their AVS system, a ...

A while ago we told you about retroUSB's HDMI NES, the AVS, a rather slick-looking console that promises a 720p output and support for all current and future NES / Famicom cartridges. It's now close ...

There's still a sizeable group of gamers that derive great pleasure from playing retro games on their original systems. Getting the best out of these old titles, though, is always a challenge. Systems ...

If you want perfection, then sure, bust out your Amex Black card. But is this worth $185 to the average person? Is this 37 times better than a $5 Raspberry Pi Zero running Lakka or a PC running FCE?