Retro gaming is all the rage these days. All the major consoles have it ready for download in their own respective systems and are raking in substantial revenues from it. The mobile gaming scene is catching on and the Century Sutra 1688 is at the forefront of things.

The Century Sutra 1688 is a digital assistant/ mobile phone hybrid which can emulate Nintendo Entertainment System games. That means that blasts from the past like Super Mario Bros, Donkey Kong and Battle City are ready to rock on your unit.

Check out these images and see if it tickles that nostalgic game fan sleeping in you!

   
  

Do you love both your mobile phone AND your Nintendo DS? Then let others know which gadgets you just can't live without with the help of these cute miniature DS cellphone accessories.

Manufactured by a Japanese company that specializes in mobile phone goodies, these tiny replicas of the Nintendo DS are quite a sight. First, they come in little packets which you could almost mistake for candy wrappers. Then, they also come in the actual available DS colors. And just like the real DS, they can be opened and closed. Each one also comes with a matching miniature DS game box which also opens to reveal a tiny DS game cartridge. Each set costs 200 Yen, or around $1.73.

Nothing earth-shaking here, but we'd REALLY like to have a couple of those, like the pink DS with the Nintendogs box, and the red one with the Mario cartridge. That would look so nice attached to a mobile phone.

You know you want it too.

Remember Tetris? When it came out in the early 1990's, it became such a hit that various game developers have at least one version for their company. Unfortunately, times are tough in the old games.

With old games like Mario and Sonic coming back, we think Tetris should have a comeback try as well. Try Mobile Alliance's Constant Techno! It's a new spin of an old game. It offers 50 different levels, special assignments for the player, and extra bonus games.

This is the retro-techno style, with attractive and colorful interface. Soundtrack's kick ass as the music was composed by a Eurovision 2006 contestant. Check your Mobile Phone Company's WAP site for availability.

Here's some screenshots to prove our point: