The Colecovision console from the early 1980s is probably not the most memorable platform of its era, but it retains a retrocomputing following to this day. The original hardware can be a bit pricey ...

Back in 1982 Coleco brought the ColecoVision console to family rooms, the console was mildly successful at best which lead Coleco into financial crisis in the late '80s. Fast forward to 2005 and ...

[Leaded Solder] found some ColecoVision game cartridges at a flea market, and like most of us would, thought, “I’ll build a ColecoVision console from scratch to play them!” Well, maybe most of us ...

I recently visited my parents and they asked me if I wanted my old Colecovision and Atari 2600 cartridges(27 games with many game boxes and manuals). Unfortunately, my parents had thrown away the ...

Coleco is back — and so is cartridge-based gaming. The video game company remembered for the 1982’s ColecoVision console (“we bring the arcade experience home!”) has just unveiled its new full-fledged ...

Remember game cartridges? Of course you do: we all had stacks of NES, Mega Drive, and Super NES games next to our beloved consoles, but the format faded once the CD-powered PlayStation smacked around ...

Coleco is one of the biggest names from the early days of video gaming, but the firm is aiming to become more than just a relic of the past. The company behind the ColecoVision is back with a new ...

Mobile developer Rantmedia Games is teasing the return of retro gaming console ColecoVision via a website countdown. Rantmedia, a company that proclaims itself as "rather fond of retro," is the team ...

is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. Coleco was behind some of the earliest ...