Prepare to feel nostalgic.

Good things come in small game consoles. No Images? Click here Nintendo packed a ton of memories (and 21 classic games) inside their crazy-popular, miniaturized console. The Super NES Classic is designed for nostalgia. But is it as vintage on the inside as it is on the outside? Find out   NES Classic Edition Teardown We found Mario! Well, not really. We put him there with the magic of Photoshop. See what surprises we actually did discover during our teardown of the NES Classic Edition mini console. See the teardown   Level Up Your Repair Soldering Station $24.95 Get now GripStick Headphone Plug Extraction Tool $24.95 Get now iOpener Kit $19.95 Get now   Want to keep playing? All these retro video game consoles stirring up memories? Want to re-experience more of your misspent youth? Check out these teardowns of gaming systems from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.   Magnavox Odyssey 100 released 1975 The Odyssey 100 was the follow-up to the world's first home game console. See inside   Atari 2600  released 1977 With a classy hardwood finish, the Atari 2600 had style as well as substance. See inside RCA Studio II  released 1977 Ouch! The Studio II was dubbed "the worst video game system of all time." See inside   Nintendo Famicom  released 1983  In Japan, the Nintendo Famicom sold more than 2.5 million units by 1985. See inside Nintendo Virtual Boy  released 1995 A "32-bit, 3-D experience," Nintendo's Virtual Boy survived on the market for just seven months — but it lives on in our hearts forever. See what's inside   Didn't see what you're looking for? Get all the parts, tools, and Fix Kits you need for your next repair at the iFixit Store. Shop iFixit   iFixit 1330 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo, CA  Thanks for subscribing to the iFixit Newsletter.   Like    Tweet    Forward  Preferences  |  Unsubscribe