For a Japanese company that started out as a playing card company in 1889, Nintendo paved the way for videogames in a way few could, starting with the brilliant Game & Watch machines in 1980 that bought handheld gaming to the masses and the launch of their first TV connectable videogame console the NES in 1983. The console was so popular it also made it to our shores, rebranded as the Samurai, a few years after its launch. These consoles are still popular, evident from the way the Classic Edition of NES got wiped out within minutes of its relaunch last year. A repeat performance is expected for the SNES Classic Edition, to be launched in September. Though it might be hard to get your hands on one of these beauties, it isn't hard to relive those moments on your computer.