Photos of Nintendo's 130-Year History, From Card Company to Game Giant
Photos of Nintendo's 130-Year History, From Card Company to Game Giant
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Company analysis] Nintendo Co., Ltd. (任天堂)
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Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons Coming to Nintendo Switch Online in the Future - Zelda Dungeon
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Today in History: Nintendo was founded on Sept. 23 in 1889
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Nintendo as a small company makes MUCH better stories compared to these big corporations ! : r/tomorrow
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Hiroshi Yamauchi, who ran Nintendo for 53 years, dies at age 85 | Mint
Nintendo Switch is getting a Dark Crystal... strategy game? - CNET
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