By Jon Porter
Introduction
When it comes to gaming, the past was a simpler time. You bought your console, paid for your games, and then you sat down and played them.
No online multiplayer, no downloadable content, no guides to spoil all the fun, and no patches to get in the way of you playing. Sounds nice, doesn’t it?
Over the years, several companies have attempted to bring this simplicity back with a variety of retro console revivals.
These boxes plug into the back of your TV, and use emulation software to allow you to play a number of games that would otherwise be impossible (or at least, very expensive) to find as a physical cartridges.
Here are our top picks of the best boxes to have revived these retro consoles and their classic games.
NES Classic Edition
Nintendo is going back to the start of its gaming conquest with the NES Classic Edition, a compact version of its iconic 80s console.
The box plus into your TV via HDMI and comes with 30 built-in games and a mini NES controller.
The bad news is that once you’ve exhausted that library you won’t be able to play anything …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Gaming
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