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The company's current logo.
Nintendo is a Japanese multinational video game developer and console manufacturer headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. They are the creators of many popular franchises, with the Mario franchise serving as their primary focus and Mario himself as their official mascot. Nintendo has been closely affiliated with HAL Laboratory since 1991, who went on to develop almost exclusively for Nintendo hardware, and has been the publisher for the Kirby and Super Smash Bros. series of games. In addition, all Kirby games have released exclusively for Nintendo consoles. Nintendo also manufactures amiibo.
History
The company started out in 1889 as a playing card manufacturer founded by Fusajiro Yamauchi,[1], later becoming a toy company and then becoming a video game company in 1977. Nintendo saw a commercial breakthrough in the global market in 1981 with the arcade hit Donkey Kong. The American launch of the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1985 is widely credited with saving the country's video game market after it crashed in the early 1980s. After this, Nintendo went on to develop some of the world's most highly sold and recognizable video game systems. In the modern console market, Nintendo's systems are often less powerful in terms of processing power than competing machines, focusing instead on accessibility and innovation, and aiming for a broader demographic than its competitors.
Gaming systems
Home systems
Home systems made by Nintendo
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System
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US release date
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Kirby games
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New games
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Backwards compatibility / Virtual Console
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CanceTemplate:Led
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Color TV Game
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Japan-exclusive
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None
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Nintendo Entertainment System
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October 18, 1985
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Kirby's Adventure
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N/A
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Super Nintendo Entertainment System
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August 13, 1991
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Kirby's Dream Course [[Kirby's Avalanche|Template:KAv KGT]] Kirby's Toy Box (Satellaview, Japan only) [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]] Kirby's Dream Land 3 Kirby's Star Stacker (SNES) (Japan only)
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All Game Boy games (Super Game Boy)
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Kid Kirby
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Nintendo 64
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September 29, 1996
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Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
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N/A
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Kirby Ball 64 Kirby's Airride
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Nintendo GameCube
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November 18, 2001
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Kirby Air Ride
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All Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games (Game Boy Player)
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Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble 2 Kirby for Nintendo GameCube "Lost Kirby game"
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Wii
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November 19, 2006
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Kirby's Epic Yarn [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|Template:KRtDL KAW]] Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition
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All GameCube games Kirby's Adventure Kirby's Dream Course [[Kirby's Avalanche|Template:KAv KGT]] [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]] Kirby's Dream Land 3 Kirby's Star Stacker (SNES) (Japan only) Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
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"Lost Kirby game"
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Wii U
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November 18, 2012
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[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse|Template:KatRC KatRP]]
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All Wii games Kirby's Adventure Kirby's Dream Course [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]] Kirby's Star Stacker (SNES) (Japan only) Kirby's Dream Land 3 Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land Kirby & The Amazing Mirror [[Kirby: Canvas Curse|Template:KCC KPP]] [[Kirby: Squeak Squad|Template:KSqS KMoA]] Kirby Mass Attack Kirby's Epic Yarn [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|Template:KRtDL KAW]]
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None
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Nintendo Switch
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March 3, 2017
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Kirby Star Allies Super Kirby Clash Kirby Fighters 2
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Kirby's Adventure Kirby's Dream Course Kirby's Dream Land 3 [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]]
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None
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Handheld systems
References
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