If you're feeling nostalgic, you might want to get your hands on one of Nintendo's tiny consoles. But buying the retro-styled machine won't be cheap.

REDMOND, Wash. -- Nintendo lovers can rejoice because the gaming company announced it will be releasing a miniature version of the classic Nintendo Entertainment System just in time for the holidays.

These days, it doesn't take much to emulate classic video games, especially older ones from the 2D era. For something like that, even projects built around a $10 to $15 Raspbery Pi Zero single-board ...