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...out the ''Mario'' series, but, as histories of the video game industry and Nintendo's role in it, all cover the games and provide fairly deep historical contex *Sheff, David. 1993. ''Game Over: How Nintendo Zapped an American Industry, Captured Your Dollars, and Enslaved Your Child

*Sheff, David. 1993. ''Game Over: How Nintendo Zapped an American Industry, Captured Your Dollars, and Enslaved Your Child

A [[video game]] franchise owned by [[Japan]]ese electronics manufacturer [[Nintendo]] featuring a fictional gorilla inspired by [[King Kong]].

{{Image|Nintendo-Switch-wJoyCons-BlRd-Standing-FL.jpg|right|260px|A Nintendo Switch with red and blue Joy-cons}} ...tch, is a [[video game]] created and sold by Japanese video game company [[Nintendo]]. It consists of a rectangular touch screen device with two controllers co

A home [[video game]] console created and sold by Japanese company [[Nintendo]] in which games were controlled by a wireless, motion-sensitive remote.

A series of video games starting with Mario Bros. developed by Nintendo that star Mario and Luigi, the Super Mario Bros.

A home [[video game]] console sold by Japanese company [[Nintendo]] that can be controlled with either wireless, motion-sensitive controllers

A [[video game]] console created and sold by [[Nintendo]] with motion sensitive, wireless controllers that can be attached or detac

...released first for the [[Famicom Disk System]] in 1986 and later for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]].

...[[video game]] franchise owned by [[Japan]]ese electronics manufacturer [[Nintendo]]. The games' namesake—a fictional gorilla modeled after [[King Kong]]— ...failed to replicate the original's success and the series became dormant. Nintendo later outsourced development of the games to a British company named [[Rare

...1952) [[Japan]]ese [[game designer|video game designer]] and producer at [[Nintendo]], renowned for creating ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'', ''[[Donkey Kong]]'', an

{{Image|Nintendo-3DS-AquaOpen.jpg|right|275px|A turquoise Nintendo 3DS. The 3D switch can be seen on the right side of the top screen.}} ...y images in 3D without the use of 3D glasses. It is the successor to the [[Nintendo DS]], and compatible with all DS games. As of December 2023, 75.94 million

...ve entertainment."<ref name="moffat">Moffat, Susan (1990, November 5). Can Nintendo Keep Winning?. ''Fortune''. Retrieved October 2, 2009 from http://money.cnn ...overalls resembled the Italian caretaker of the small New York hotel where Nintendo employees stayed in the United States.

...laying game series developed by [[Intelligent Systems]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. The first game in the series, entitled ''Paper Mario'' was initially rel ''Paper Mario'' is the first game in the series, released in 2000 for the [[Nintendo 64]]. The game is subdivided into a prologue and eight chapters. Players ar

...nsole first released by [[Sega]] in 1985. It was in competition with the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] (NES) and, although it achieved some commercial succ

...was the Milton Bradley Microvision which was released in 1979. Since 1989, Nintendo has dominated the handheld market with the release of the Game Boy, and is == Nintendo Game Boy (1989) ==

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...nally was free; then cost 500 Wii Points ($5.00 USD); and it is now free. (Nintendo gave people that purchased the channel a 500 point game instead.)

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*[http://www.nintendo.com The official website of Nintendo], the makers of ''Mario''.

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'''Pokémon Red and Blue''' are two role-playing video games for the Nintendo Game Boy.

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*''Donkey Kong'' ([[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]]) - Japan release *''[[Pinball (video game)|Pinball]]'' (Famicom/[[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]) - North America and Japan release - ''Mario is

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...]], belie his humble beginnings designing artwork for arcade cabinets at [[Nintendo]]. He has since become a central figure at the company and now manages its

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...and second generation video game consoles but lost popularity after the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] debuted with its handheld gaming pad.

...endo had produced 2 million units of the game. Its phenomenal sales helped Nintendo command over 90% of the Japanese video game market. Soon afterward the comp ...r Mario Bros. 2'' when it was included in a game compilation for the Super Nintendo (''Super Mario All-Stars'') under the title ''Super Mario Bros.: The Lost L

...t for the Famicom Disk System on August 6, 1986 (Japan), and later for the Nintendo Entertainment System in August 1987 (North America) and on January 15, 1988

...t is part of the seventh generation of home gaming consoles, along with [[Nintendo]]'s [[Wii]] and [[Sony]]'s [[PlayStation 3]].

...Dreamcast]]. The console competed with [[Sony]]'s [[PlayStation 2]], and [[Nintendo]]'s [[GameCube]], and to a certain extent the [[SEGA]] [[Dreamcast]].

...f the game, The Settlers II 10th Anniversary for the PC, and a port to the Nintendo DS, because of the popularity with fans.

...os.''' is a video game produced by [[Nintendo]] released in 1985 for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]/[[Famicom]]. It is a platforming video game, and was ...r watched."<ref name="insidenp9">(2006, February). Inside Zelda: Part 9. ''Nintendo Power'', ''200''. Retrieved October 7, 2007 from [http://www.zelda.com/univ

...okémon] - official website for the 'Pocket Monsters' franchise, owned by [[Nintendo]], which began as a series of 1990s [[video game]]s.

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