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Nintendo

[ nin-ten-doh ]

Trademark.
  1. a system for playing video games.
  2. any game designed for this system.


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For those hoping for more classic Nintendo games on Switch, “Legend of Mana,” the JRPG classic that first released on PlayStation, will be making its first appearance on the modern platform June 24, with remastered visuals.

Representatives for Nintendo and Universal Japan have yet to respond to a request for comment from Ars Technica.

Nintendo's latest earnings report contained plenty of good news for the company, including the revelation that the Nintendo Switch has now sold nearly 80 million units worldwide.

The retailer quickly carved out a business selling popular video games for Atari and Nintendo systems, and in 1999 it was acquired by Barnes & Noble for $215 million.

The game received high critical praise, but the console it was released on, the Wii U, was one of Nintendo’s most high-profile console failures, selling only about 13 million worldwide.

One customer retooled a Nintendo Wii with its innards switched out for glued pennies.

Nintendo stepped in, making this the first M-rated game the company has published since Geist in 2005 (and only their third ever).

Such was the case with the classic Nintendo 64 first person shooter GoldenEye.

Nintendo has been doing them on its handhelds for more than a decade.

Even on the radically underpowered Wii, Nintendo was making games that stood out from the crowd.

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