Product Evolution

  • Pong

    Pong
    The first video game to come out was nintendo it was called pong
  • Game & Watch

    Game & Watch
    Again, this was a series of handhelds, with each one capable of playing one simplified game on a tiny LCD display. Sixty different models were made in total, and Nintendo sold roughly 43 million units between 1980 and 1991.
  • Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

     Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
    After a massive, years-long recession, it's hard to understate just significant the NES was for the gaming industry. It standardized business models, gave home to several iconic hits, and made Nintendo a titan in its field.
  • The game boy

    The game boy
    Then, in 1989, Nintendo managed to top itself. The Game Boy set the baseline for portable gaming consoles, made "Tetris" a phenomenon, and probably drove more AA battery sales than any device known to man.
  • Super Nintendo

     Super Nintendo
    While it wasn't as big a smash as its predecessor, it was still the top seller of the "16-bit" era, which brought a wave of more powerful machines and more complicated controllers.