Ask hardcore gamers about failed peripherals and you will most likely hear a lot of talk about the 32X and the Sega CD ¿ and how they're collecting dust in some dark corner behind boxes of unopened ...

The Nintendo 64 was an iconic gaming console. When this console was released in 1996, it made waves, bringing video game graphics fully into 3D and acting as a beacon of hope for the future of the ...

To provide even more information for our readers about the 64DD, we have provided a throrough rewrite of this article, as well as a list of upcoming games for the 64DD. See the bottom of the page for ...

TOKYO -- Here are two of the most obscure slash notorious games that Nintendo ever made in Japan. In 1999, towards the end of the Nintendo 64's lifecycle, Nintendo released the long-awaited 64DD ...

Update, 7/15, 9am EDT: The man who discovered the rare, American 64DD has now posted video proof of his discovery, embedded above from his YouTube channel. The video shows off one surprising quirk: ...

A private video game collector recently reached out to Rerez host Shane Luis for his help in documenting a new, in-box Nintendo 64DD development kit, which means we now have an idea of what it must ...

A video game collector recently contacted Canadian Shane Luis, the host of YouTube channel Rerez, to share information about a brand-new Nintendo 64DD development kit they got their hands on. The kit ...

The 90’s certainly represented a unique era for gaming consoles as many of the more prolific manufacturers created various add-ons effectively looking to extend their product’s overall market lifespan ...

Remarkable photos of a pristine Nintendo 64DD development kit have been published online, giving a rare look at a piece of hardware few have ever seen. The 64DD - Nintendo's disc-based expansion unit ...

Have you ever seen a complete collection of games for the Nintendo 64DD? If you ever do come across one, however will you know? Here's a handy visual guide to what it looks like. Note the handy metal ...

Switch Online is Nintendo’s first paid online gaming service, right? Nope. In 1999, Nintendo added the Internet to its Nintendo 64 hardware, by way of a disk drive add-on called the 64DD. It’s one of ...

The 64DD, much like the Neo Geo or the entire Game & Watch range, will probably always have a sort of magical allure to people like us; indeed, we were seconds away from selling our grandmothers when ...