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Nintendo entetainment system
What started life as the Famicom (Family Computer) in Japan went on to become the machine that saved the videogame industry. After a major games slump in the west, The Nintendo Entertainment System defied pundits and sold in millions. Gamers scrambled to see and play classics like Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda and Excitebike, all of which were leaps and bounds ahead of other home systems' games.
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History of Nintendo
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Gameboy
Everyone loves Game Boy. Packing a huge amount of power into a tiny package, this little console proved a revolution in videogaming when it launched in Japan in 1989. Since then, this pocket-sized system has sold over 100 million units, giving gamers all over the world the freedom to play their favourite games - including Tetris, Super Mario and Pokémon - no matter where they are. Info https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Corporate/Nintendo-History/Game-Boy/Game-Boy-627031.html
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Nintendo super entertainment system
First brought to Europe in 1992, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System blew gamers away with visuals and gameplay that dragged videogames into a spectacular new era. The Super Nintendo features true stereo sound, multiple scrolling backgrounds, and twice the built-in memory of the older NES - and giant-sized Game Paks allow the system to recreate sprawling worlds that take weeks to explore.Info https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Corporate/Nintendo-History/Super-Nintendo/Super-Nintendo-627040.html -
Nintendo 64
With the 64 bits power of Nintendo 64, players can explore breathtaking 3D worlds that explode with colour, dance with real-time lighting effects and light up your ears with CD-quality sound. -
Game Boy Color
Game Boy Color is part of the range of portable powerhouses that revolutionised the way the world plays games. Over thirteen years, Game Boy has become the planet's most loved handheld with over 100 million units sold. Game Boy Color brings a ravishing rainbow of over 32,000 possible colours to the bright 44 x 39mm screen, along with twice the processing power of its monochrome sibling.Info https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Corporate/Nintendo-History/Game-Boy-Color/Game-Boy-Color-627137.html -
Game Boy Advance
In 2001, Nintendo delivered the next generation of portable entertainment into the hands of eager gamers. The Game Boy Advance gives you console-quality gaming in your pocket - and its bright, colourful and finger-intuitive design is still a classic.
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Pokemon Mini
So you thought Game Boy Advance was small? Nintendo's petite Pokémon system measures just 74mm x 58mm x 23mm - well under half the size of Game Boy Advance. Weighing 70g when the battery and cartridge are plugged in, Pokémon mini is the pint-sized pal you can fit into just about any pocket. -
Nintendo Gamecube
Small, cute and desirable - that's Nintendo GameCube. Released in purple, black and special edition colours, Nintendo GameCube's unique design and compact shape (11.4cm x 15cm x 16cm) is symbolic of Nintendo's commitment to keeping originality and innovation alive in videogames. -
Game Boy Advance
Pocket your dreams - whatever your pocket size. Folded up, Game Boy Advance SP is just 82mm wide and 84.6mm high - and a truly tiny 24.3mm in depth - which means no more unsightly bulges when you want to carry console-quality gaming around with you. -
Nintendo DS
Two super-sharp, backlit LCD screens offer a new approach to gaming. The possibilities are limitless - one screen can be used to show the main action, while another might be used as a map, inventory, or secondary viewpoint - or both screens can be used simultaneously to depict huge boss characters! -
Game Boy Micro
We've taken everything you love about Game Boy Advance and made it even smaller. With a crisp backlit screen, four stylish hardware designs and more than 500 games to choose from, Game Boy Micro puts power gaming in your pocket and makes it look better than ever. -
Nintendo DS.lite
The lighter and brighter version of the original Nintendo DSUse the stylus directly on the Touch ScreenBackwards compatible with all Game Boy Advance games -
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Nintendo DSi
Discover the joys of built-in applications like Nintendo DSi Camera and Nintendo DSi Sound which allow you to play with your favourite photographs and have your personal podcasts and songs at the ready wherever you go. Personalise your system even further by exploring the Nintendo DSi Shop where you can use Nintendo DSi Points to purchase Nintendo DSiWare: an ever-growing selection of games and applications that make the most of the many features your system has in store. -
Nintendo Dsi XL
Discover the joys of built-in applications like Nintendo DSi Camera and Nintendo DSi Sound which allow you to play with your favourite photographs and have your personal podcasts and songs at the ready wherever you go. Personalise your system even further by exploring the Nintendo DSi Shop where you can use Nintendo DSi Points to purchase Nintendo DSiWare: an ever-growing selection of games and applications that make the most of the many features your system has in store. -
Nintendo 3DS
Nintendo 3DS is your handheld portal to a world of amazing games and features, allowing you to connect with friends and the global Nintendo community with sharing options like never before. Take your handheld gaming experience to another dimension with Nintendo 3DS… -
Nintendo 3DS XL
The Nintendo 3DS XL screens are around 90% bigger than those on the Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo 2DS system.
You'll be able to enjoy all your favourite games on bigger screens, with the same 3D graphic capability and all the features of Nintendo 3DS.
