List of video games published by Nintendo

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Nintendo - 1889–1968. Nintendo started as a small Japanese business by Fusajiro Yamauchi near the end of 1889 as Nintendo Koppai. The name, "Nintendo" roughly translates as "leave luck to heaven" or "in heaven's hands". Based in Kyoto, Japan, the business produced and marketed a playing card game called Hanafuda. The cards, which were all handmade, soon began to gain popularity and Yamauchi had to hire assistants to mass produce ca ...

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Unveiled during Spaceworld 2000, the Nintendo GameCube was widely anticipated by many who were shocked by Nintendo's decision to design the Nintendo 64 as a cartridge-based system. Physically shaped similar to a geometric cube, the outside casing of the Nintendo GameCube comes in a variety of colors, such as indigo, platinum, and black (also a limited edition Resident Evil 4 platinum and black game console). In Japan, the system is also available in orange, or in limited edition colors like Crystal White, Mint G ...

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Nintendo - 1889–1968. Nintendo started as a small Japanese business by Fusajiro Yamauchi near the end of 1889 as Nintendo Koppai. The name, "Nintendo" roughly translates as "leave luck to heaven" or "in heaven's hands". Based in Kyoto, Japan, the business produced and marketed a playing card game called Hanafuda. The cards, which were all handmade, soon be ...

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The GameCube currently has over 550 games available in its library. In addition, over 100 titles are currently in development. The GameCube features games with the following ratings: Early Childhood: 1 Everyone: 287 Everyone (E10+): 18 Teen: 204 Mature: 45 Adults Only: 0 Source: ESRB Nintendo GameCube - Key first-party titles. The Nintendo GameCube software library contains ...

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Nintendo Revolution - CPU/GPU. IBM will be developing the CPU, codenamed "Broadway". IBM previously developed the processor in Nintendo's current system, the GameCube. One source has claimed that it is just an expansion on the Gamecube's CPU [6], although this has not been verified. Nintendo has also announced that Canadian graphics card maker ATI Technologies is developing the GPU, which is codenamed "Hollywood". Before the GameCube's release, ATI had bought ArtX, the company responsible for the GameCube's GPU a ...

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Nintendo - Nintendo 64. Main article: Nintendo 64 In 1996, Nintendo released a third console, the Nintendo 64 (N64), which featured vastly improved three dimensional graphics and a new analog stick (called the control stick). Nintendo chose to remain with the cartridge medium, a surprising move, especially considering their competition's choice of emerging CD-ROM storage mediums. This may have adversely affected the amount of games published on the Nintendo 64; CD-ROMs are cheape ...

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Luigi's Mansion Nintendo (2001) Super Smash Bros. Melee Nintendo/HAL (2001) Star Fox Adventures Nintendo/Rare (2002) Super Mario Sunshine Nintendo (2002) Metroid Prime Nintendo/Retro Studios (2002) The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Nintendo (2003) Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour Nintendo/Camelot (2003) F-Zero GX Nintendo/Sega (2003) Soul Calibur II Namco (2003) Star Wars Rogue Squadron III Factor 5/LucasArts (2003) Ma ...

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Nintendo reported that as of September 2005 they have sold a total of 19.31 million Nintendo Gamecube units worldwide. [10] The GameCube currently sells at USD $99. Several bundles are out which include games such as Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, Mario Party 7 and Super Smash Bros. Melee for America. There is a Mario Smash Football bundle for Europe and Super Mario Strikers bundle for Canada. ...

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Nintendo - Game Boy. Main articles/the Nintendo handheld console lineage: Game Boy Game Boy Pocket Game Boy Light Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance Game Boy Advance SP Game Boy micro Introduced in 1989, and continuing strong today, were Nintendo's portable Game Boy systems. With several redesigns and improvements, including Pocket, Light, Color, Advance, Advance SPSee also:

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From 1995 to 1997, Nintendo's American community was hosted by AOL and called the Loudhouse. In 1997, the company paid for a very small BBS and Message Center hosted on their own servers. Starting in 2001, the online community was effectively shut down until around 2002, at which point NSider chat was reopened to subscribers of Nintendo Power. In April of 2003, Nintendo bought a Lithium Technologies license and moved the community to the Hyrule Town Square on Lithium servers. In November 2003, the full Nintendo NSider Forums opened. Still hosted by Lithium, this update came with a new look, new ra ...

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In the Philippines, an electronics retailing chain operates under Nintendo's name, apparently illegal in nature since the Nintendo brand is trademarked by the video game giant. In addition, the retailer also uses Nintendo's logo clearly displayed on its stores. The illegal Philippine "Nintendo" sells many kinds of electronics as well as video games, including Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox hardwa ...

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Nintendo - First-party. Main article: Nintendo development divisions Nintendo EAD Tokyo — Youngest group inside Nintendo; responsible for Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat. Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development (Originally "Nintendo Research & Development 4") — Largest division at Nintendo. Managed by Shigeru Miyamoto. Responsible for Mario, Zelda, and F-Zero franchises. Nintendo Integrated Research & Development (Originally "Nintendo Research & ...

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Nintendo reported that as of January 2006 they have sold a total of 20.61 million Nintendo Gamecube units worldwide. The GameCube currently sells at USD $99. Several bundles are out which include games such as Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, Mario Party 7 and Super Smash Bros. Melee for America. There is a Mario Smash Football bundle for Europe and Super Mario Strikers bundle for Canada. ...

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Nintendo - Emulation. Nintendo is known for a "no tolerance" stance against emulation of its video games and consoles. It claims that mask work copyright protects its games from the exceptions that United States copyright law otherwise provides for backup copies. Nintendo uses the claim that emulators running on personal computers have no use other than to play pirated video games, contested by some who say these emulators have been used to develop and test independently produced "homebrew" software on Nintendo's ...

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The GameCube currently has over 550 games available in its library. In addition, over 25 titles are currently in development. The GameCube features games with the following ratings: Early Childhood: 1 Everyone: 287 Everyone (E10+): 18 Teen: 204 Mature: 45 Adults Only: 0 Source: ESRB Nintendo GameCube - Key first-party titles. The Nintendo GameCube software library contains ...

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Nintendo - Emulation. Nintendo is known for a "no tolerance" stance against emulation of its video games and consoles. It claims that mask work copyright protects its games from the exceptions that United States copyright law otherwise provides for backup copies. Nintendo uses the claim that emulators running on personal computers have no use other than to play pirated video games, contested by some who say these emulators have been used to develop and test independently produced "homebrew" software on Nintendo's ...

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Nintendo - Game Boy. Main articles/the Nintendo handheld console lineage: Game Boy Game Boy Pocket Game Boy Light Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance Game Boy Advance SP Game Boy Micro Introduced in 1989, and continuing strong today, were Nintendo's portable Game Boy systems. With several redesigns and improvements, including Pocket, Light, Color, Advance, Advance SPSee also:

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Nintendo - Nintendo 64. In 1995, Nintendo released a third console, the Nintendo 64 (N64), which featured vastly improved three dimensional graphics and a new analog stick (called the control stick). Nintendo chose to remain with the cartridge medium, a surprising move, especially considering their competition's choice of emerging CD-ROM storage mediums. This may have adversely affected the amount of games published on the Nintendo 64; CD-ROMs are cheaper to produce than cartridges, meaning cheaper costs f ...

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Nintendo has used several advertising strategies and techniques for the GameCube. The earliest commercials displayed a rotating cube video, which would quickly morph into the GameCube logo. A voice whispered "GameCube". This was usually after the normal commercial for a GameCube game. Later on, Nintendo incorporated a video clip before the normal clip for the GameCube game would begin, similar to the brief PlayStation 2 logo before a commercial featuring the game. It basically rotated around what appeared to be the top of a GameCube console, with the lettering being slightly 3D. The lettering would begin as a wave, onl ...

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