- Nintendo is a Japanese company, currently engaged in the production and distribution of video games and video games. Consoles. It was founded in 1889 as a company producing playing cards, it later switched to the production of toys and today produces Mainly their own game systems and games for them.
- Following the success of their Hanafuda cards, Nintendo attempted to jump into various other stores with a small Absolutely no success until their entry into the video game market.
- They are mainly known for the Mario, The Legend of Zelda and Pokemon game series.
- Statistically, they are one of the most powerful video game companies in the video game industry.
Nintendo was founded in September 1889 by Fusajiro Yamauchi as Nintendo Koppai. Their first products They were handmade Hanafuda cards, which quickly became popular among the Japanese. In 1949, he took control of the company Fusayiro's grandson, Hiroshi Yamauchi. After visiting the United States, Yamauchi realized how limited the trade in and decided to expand. Nintendo began to produce a variety of products ranging from instant rice to strollers to taxi service.
With the help of Gunpei Yokoi, Nintendo has made a name for itself in the toy industry with products like Ultra Hand, which subsequently brought Nintendo to electronics. Yamauchi Approved Purchase of Abandoned Bowling Allies and Restructured is an electronic shooting range called Laser Clay Shooting System. Meanwhile, Genyo Takeda has created what many consider Nintendo's first video game: EVR Race. After RadarScope became unsuccessful, he hired Yamauchi employee Shigeru Miyamoto to create a new game to replace the unused RadarScope cabinets. Result was the successful Donkey Kong that introduced Mario and kicked off the Mario franchise.
With millions made on Donkey Kong, Nintendo decided to create a home video game console, Which was called NES (Famicom). The system was slightly different in the first few years successful, although after the release of Super Mario Bros., sales of the system skyrocketed.
Nintendo followed this up with the successful Game Boy and opened a headquarters in Germany in 1990, which was to supervise the all Nintendo products in Europe. Over the next few years, Nintendo released the successor to the NES and Game Boy: the SNES, Nintendo 64, Nintendo GameCube, Wii, Wii U, and Nintendo Switch (successors to the NES) and Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo 3DS (successors to the Game Boy).
Nintendo's video game systems consist of home consoles and handhelds. Their first entry into the Pocket market There were video games Game & Watch. Eventually, Nintendo developed swappable consoles and handhelds with the release of NES and Game Boy.
Their consoles included the SNES, followed by the Nintendo 64, Nintendo GameCube and Wii. In the handheld industry, after the Game Boy, Nintendo released the Virtual Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS in that order. Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Wii U and Nintendo Switch.
