Aug
30

A History of Nintendo Consoles

  • James Killick
  • 30/Aug/2010 10:02
The complete history of Nintendo Consoles from the Famicom to the Nintendo 3DS!
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Aug
12

Company History

  • James Killick
  • 12/Aug/2010 16:26
Nintendo Company Ltd. is a Japanese multinational originally founded by Fusajiro Yamauchi to produce handmade playing cards in 1887. It has now become one of the most prominent figures in the video game industry. Let's have a look how...
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Aug
01

Shigeru Miyamoto

  • James Killick
  • 01/Aug/2010 16:35
Profile of the living legend that is Shigeru Miyamoto.
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Jul
30

Satoru Iwata

  • James Killick
  • 30/Jul/2010 16:32
Profile of current President Satoru Iwata.
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Jul
29

Hiroshi Yamauchi

  • James Killick
  • 29/Jul/2010 16:30
Profile of Nintendo's third President Hiroshi Yamauchi
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Jul
28

Gunpei Yokoi (1941 – 1997)

  • James Killick
  • 28/Jul/2010 16:25
Profile of legendary video game designer Gunpei Yokoi.
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Jul
27

Fusajiro Yamauchi (1860-1940)

  • James Killick
  • 27/Jul/2010 16:17
Profile of Nintendo founder Fusajiro Yamauchi.
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Jul
25

Nintendo Wii (2006)

  • James Killick
  • 25/Jul/2010 16:51
In 2006, Nintendo introduced the Wii and with it several advanced, revolutionary features. In particular, the wireless motion-sensitive remote controllers have brought a new dimension to the gaming community. With a marketing strategy also aimed at family fun and fitness the console has been an out and out success.
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Jul
24

Nintendo DS (2004)

  • James Killick
  • 24/Jul/2010 16:48
Released in 2004, the system featured: two screens (including a touch screen), a microphone, built-in Wi-Fi capability, as well as backward compatibility with GBA cartridges.
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Jul
23

Nintendo GameCube (2001) - GCN

  • James Killick
  • 23/Jul/2010 16:44
2001 saw the release of the Nintendo GameCube which one-upped the graphics and gameplay of the N64. It was the first Nintendo system to use optical discs instead of cartridges for its games.
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