For the first time, emulators have arrived on Valve's storefront, Steam, allowing any Steam account holder to get legitimate emulators that can surely run the games they've wanted to play on their PCs ...

If you have any love for classic NES games, then the chances are that you’ve probably tried a number of emulator programs out there on your PC. With the release of ‘3DSen PC’ on Steam, however, we ...

A nifty new emulator lets you play NES games in 3D - sort of. It's still pretty rough, but the idea behind the software works in practice. Footage posted to Reddit shows NES classics Super Mario Bros.

[Andrew Peterson] was looking for a way to indulge in his retro gaming passions in a more contemporary manner. His 3D NES emulator “N3S” for Windows brings Nintendo classics to the HoloLens, turning ...

Called 3dSen it's a rarity in that it's an NES emulator currently being sold on Steam - with the goal being to allow people to play backups (as in illegal ROMs) of 8-bit Nintendo games in 3D. Using a ...

Forget modern remakes and remasters: you can experience classic Nintendo Entertainment System games in 3D thanks to a stunning new emulator that converts the familiar pixels on the fly using an ...

TL;DR: 3dSen is a unique NES emulator that transforms classic 1980s 2D games into immersive 3D voxel visuals, supporting over 100 titles like Super Mario Bros. 3 and Zelda II. Available on Windows, ...

A new NES emulator has appeared online armed with some fancy technical wizardry that can turn any old 8-bit game for the console into a 3D-diorama style living toy. Well, kind of. The results, which ...

Back in March, we reported on 3DNes - a new NES emulator that can display retro games in 3D. The software looks at how flat sprites are layered in 2D games and uses this data to create 3D objects. The ...

Nintendo might have put some effort into making retro classics into 3D, but it's nowhere near as cool as this new fan-made emulator, 3DNES. The browser-based emulator takes NES games and, using some ...

A few months ago, we took note of 3DNES, a surprising new emulator that automatically adds depth to the flat, blocky pixels of classic Nintendo Entertainment System games. The Web-based beta version ...