Apparently, the original "Super Mario Bros." has way more levels than 32 or so. It has hundreds of them! Those levels are hidden away in every cartridge that is gathering dust in the boxes at our homes. They also weren’t intended to be found as they are “broken” and messed up. For example, there are enemies that have no place within them, like a Goomba underwater…
However, some Nintendo enthusiasts have cracked the process and were able to unlock these hidden levels. Here is how you can do it.
 

In the early 90s Sony and Nintendo worked together to develop a unique Playstation console that could play cartridges as well as disks. Only 200 of them were ever made and this Reddit user found one that had belonged to his dad in his own house.

This project uses the original gaming controller design to create a one-of-a-kind coffee table for home use.

This guy bought a gamecube for $10 and got much more than he hoped for...
 

Take a look back at video games from 1967-2013.

An old Nintendo gaming console is reworked into a sleek and neat creation.

See this kid’s reaction after his parents gave him a box that was supposed to contain a brand spanking new Nintendo 3DS.

The old game console has been given the new life after being disassembled and reshaped to fit into a portable case with built-in LCD display.

Check out this masterpiece for those who still own a NES console.

The Nintendo catalog (1990). if you spent your childhood in the 90-s, you'll understand my nostalgic feelings.