[1up] has posted his portable NES as an entry for the Sanyo Eneloop contest. We’ve seen some really cool portable builds, but this one has a complete step by step writeup of the process too. Many of ...

It's not quite as small as a Game Boy, but this home-made portable NES is something we'd never want to leave home without. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes to get you as ...

So apparently that Pockefami portable NES machine we were talking about is far from the first portable NES player. In fact, the GameAxe, from Taiwanese grey market manufacturer Redant was created way ...

Do I need another portable gaming device weighing down my backpack every time I leave the house? My spine says no, but the retro gamer in me loves the idea of taking an NES with me wherever I roam. As ...

[Doug] over at the moddedbybacteria forums has been working hard on a fantastic looking portable NES console and wrote in to let us know it was complete. The console started as a simple idea to use a ...

Portable 8-bit gaming sort of hits the mainstream with ThinkGeek.com now selling the $50 Retro Mini Handheld NES System. Unlike those far more convenient, yet far less legal portable emulation ...

The Innex booth inside the gaming-centric area of CES (imagine lots of peripheral manufacturers, though, Sony and Microsoft have their own booths) is playing host to a number of retrogamer delights, ...

Look out, SupaBoy, there’s another retro handheld game system in town: it’s called the RetroDuo Portable, and it might play more games for longer than you do right now. Look out, SupaBoy, there’s ...

The My Arcade Retro Champ is essentially a Nintendo version of the Game Gear that never existed. It’s a portable console you can use to play both old-school Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and ...

Thinkgeek’s Retro Mini handheld lets you take your NES games on the go, which sounds like a dream from 1985 come true. Some dreams, however, are better left unrealized. “Way back in 1985 what would ...

We've seen NES mods that incorporate a screen and controls into a cartridge in the past, but this example from Airz in BenHeck's forums is just so clean and well-polished that we had to give it some ...

Behold! A portable convergence device from faraway lands! It plays music, it plays videos, it takes photos, it’s an e-book reader, a dictionary, a notepad, it slices, it dices, it does it all! But ...