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21.01.10

If you are like me, a married gamer with young children, your living room real estate is in high demand. In fact, between your television, current generation game systems, DVD player, DVR, kiddie consoles and related accessories/media, it likely borders on a high tech disaster area. Still, no matter how many retro titles are available for download via your current system of choice, the gaming experience seldom compares to playing real classic cartridges on a physical console. The problem, of course, is finding a place for your NES and SNES in an already packed entertainment center.

The Retro Duo seeks to remedy this problem by serving double duty. It comes equipped with cartridge slots for both 8- and 16-bit Nintendo games, and, if the sages are to be believed, even supports imported Super Famicom carts. Aside from the obvious perk of preserving limited shelf space by its dualistic nature, the console’s diminutive footprint adds to the appeal. At a scant 6×7 inches, it’s easy to make a little room for the Retro Duo, with the only real size constraint owing to its top-loading design (which, when cartridges are inserted, adds considerable altitude to its 2 inch height). Sadly, this layout also spotlight’s the first of the system’s peculiarities.

Source: Wired News

Dan and Andrew to visit their special guest, Chicago comedian Dan Telfer, and discuss an NES game with mantras, wingboots and serious damage to the little people. Gamedians.com is a video gaming blog written and updated comedian Andrew DeWitt, Dan Bialek. Check out more comedy and reviews at: http://gamedians.

Source: Gamedians.com - Ep. 124 - "Faxanadu" For The NES Video