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Date[edit]

Maybe it's just me, but I don't believe Nintendo was founded in 1889. Phoenix Rider

They first made playing cards, if that makes it any more believable... --YellowYoshi398 20:38, 2 February 2007 (EST)

Hmm... time to research. They were a card company, that part is true. I believe that it was founded in 59, but I'm not completely sure. User:Knife/sig1

They published a hundredth anniversary article in Nintendo Power, and I know I don't have any issues of Nintendo Power from 1959 or 2059. I could dig out the issue if necessary, but it would take some time to find. So take that for what it's worth. --Toadstool Forever 02:45, 24 March 2007 (EDT)

Campus Challenge?[edit]

This page talks of a Nintendo Campus Challenge, in which money prizes were given for top scores. Yet, besides on that page, no mention of a Campus Challenge is on the Wiki. I think it should be added here, as well as the link to that page, thus making that page no longer orphaned. ;D
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Virtual boy[edit]

Virtual Boy is under handheld. Although it is portable, you must have a steady surface, and you're sticking your face into a goggle-like thing. I doubt this is considered hand-held. Super Mario 256 07:35, 22 April 2007 (EDT)

Length[edit]

Shouldn't the article be longer because they were the ones to create most Mario Universe.
— The preceding unsigned comment was added by Pal101 (talk).

You shouldn't ask people to expand articles, you should do so yourself. And yeah, I'll get back to this after I finish doing recipes and SML2 articles.Knife (talk) 14:48, 9 June 2007 (EDT)

Already got it covered. I have expanded it, and it inludes a lot more information. I also did Gunpei Yokoi in my spare time. Oh, and Knife, you wrote "You Should ask people to expand articles". Well, I fixed it and spelled Shouldn't. However, if you intended on it being Should, then I'm sorry. Anyhoo, I expanded the article, is it good enough? My Bloody Valentine

Japanese Name[edit]

Despite the fact that it may be not needed, one letter of the Japanese name for Nintendo is displayed as ? for me. The other two display correctly. - Cobold (talk · contribs) 10:06, 22 November 2007 (EST)

Terrible logo...[edit]

I don't usually post here anymore, though I just have to explain to you what a terrible choice you made for the logo. Why in the world would you choose the N64 logo over the company's? --Bentendo 11:39, 23 August 2008 (EDT)

The N64 logo belongs in the Nintendo 64 page, not the Nintendo page because this is the company's page not the system's. So I say we keep the image we have. Little Mouser.PNGPaper Jorge (Talk·Contribs)

... You really didn't read his comment, didn't you? He's complaining that the n64 logo is on THIS page. --Blitzwing 12:41, 23 August 2008 (EDT)

Haha! That's much better! =) Mcoolister Coolister2.png T, C, R

Blitz: Wait... wut? I don't see a logo. Marcelagus (T • C • E)
In case you didn't notice the fact that my comment was posted 10 minutes ago, the image on this article was a squat n64 logo before Mcool reverted it to it's original version. --Blitzwing 12:58, 23 August 2008 (EDT)

Logo's color change[edit]

I've found recently that Nintendo logo's color scheme was changed to grey now, possibly to just make a match for the current color of the consoles (which are obviously white - or black). I have proofs both Wikipedia and the Official website. Should we change the old red logo for the grey? ¢oincoll€ctor rsitem209.png

Since it's the most recent logo, yes. — Stooben Rooben 21:54, 10 October 2008 (EDT)

[1] <- Some thing like this. GrapesGrapes Grapes

The meaning of Nintendo[edit]

Did you know that "Nintendo" means "leave your luck in heaven"? I don't know what this phase means, I just found out from the Guiness Book of Records: the Gamers' Edition. Should we mention it there?

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Definitely. For every real world subject related to Mario that we cover on this website, we want to give a general background, and IMO the meaning of the name falls in that. :D Thanks for catching that! Stumpers! 17:28, 4 March 2009 (EST)

World's Largest Bowl of Pasta[edit]

On August 22nd 2002, at Washington Square, San Francisco, Nintendo of America and Buca Di Beppo Resturants made the worlds largest bowl of pasta, weighing at 1480kg. Since it's a world record, should we include this in the 'Trivia' section of the article? SKmaric (talk)

What do you mean by Nintendo of America? Did the company sponsor the event, or were representatives there (i.e. Reggie Fils-Aime)? More importantly, do you have a source? Mario4Ever (talk) 23:14, 8 April 2011 (EDT)

My source is Guiness World Records 2005. I just said all of the information that was there. I don't have any further information. SKmaric (talk)

Does Donkey Kong really count as a Mario game?[edit]

Personally, I don't think so. DuchessSponge5000 (talk) 01:08, September 11, 2021 (EDT)

  • I'm pretty sure Donkey Kong counts as an Mario game. Mario is the main character of the game and Donkey Kong and Pauline have reappeared in later titles. The A Traditional Festival quest in Super Mario Odyssey is a huge reference to that game too. There are also tons of other references of the original Donkey Kong in mainline Mario games too. Wario (Cowboy) from Mario Kart TourWildWario (talk) (talk) 01:16, September 11, 2021 (EDT)

Wouldn’it be good to have Nintendo Direct pages.?[edit]

For example a main Nintendo Direct page, would be split up into smaller pages, for example there would than be an article for Nintendo Direct - September 14, 2023, where you can see which content for the Super Mario franchise was announced/shown.

~~Big Super Mario Fan

supported regions[edit]

First-party distribution[edit]

As a multinational company, Nintendo has established various regional divisions dedicated to marketing and sales of its products outside Japan, including Super Mario games, merchandise, and licensing, located in different gaming markets around the world, and all of them are wholly owned. Two major subsidiaries, Nintendo of America and Nintendo of Europe, have the authority to publish games autonomously. As of August 2024, these divisions include:

  • Nintendo Co., Ltd. (NCL)
    • Flag of Japan, used officially since August 13, 1999 and in a de facto capacity since February 27, 1868. For Japanese release dates. Japan
  • Nintendo of America, Inc. (NOA)
    • The flag of Canada since February 15, 1965. For Canadian {{flag list}} dates. Canada
    • Flag of the United States of America since July 4, 1960. For North American (and sometimes South American) release dates. United States of America
  • Nintendo of Europe SE (NOE)
    • Flag of the Swiss Confederation. For Swiss release dates. Swiss Confederation
    • Flag of the European Union (previously the European Economic Community). For European release dates. Select European Union member states:
      • Flag of the Republic of Austria since May 1, 1945. For Austrian release dates. Republic of Austria
      • Flag of the Kingdom of Belgium since January 23, 1831. For Belgian release dates. Kingdom of Belgium
      • Flag of France. For French release dates. French Republic
      • Flag of the Federal Republic of Germany since 1949. For West German and reunified German release dates. Federal Republic of Germany
      • Flag of the Republic of Ireland. For Irish release dates. Republic of Ireland
      • Flag of the Italian Republic since June 18, 1946. For Italian release dates. Italian Republic
      • Flag of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg since 1993. For Luxembourgish release dates. Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
      • Flag of the Republic of Malta since September 21, 1964. For Maltese release dates. Republic of Malta
      • Flag of the Netherlands. For Dutch release dates. The Netherlands
      • Flag of the Portuguese Republic since June 30, 1911. For Portuguese release dates. Portuguese Republic
      • Flag of the Kingdom of Spain since October 5, 1981. For Spanish release dates. Kingdom of Spain
    • Flag of the Principality of Andorra since 1993. For Andorran release dates within this time frame. Principality of Andorra[1]
    • Flag of the Principality of Liechtenstein since June 30, 1982. For Liechtensteiner release dates within this time frame. Principality of Liechtenstein[1]
    • Flag of the Principality of Monaco since April 4, 1881. For Monégasque release dates. Principality of Monaco[1]
    • Flag of the Republic of San Marino since July 22, 2011. For Sammarinese release dates. Republic of San Marino[1]
    • Flag of the Vatican City State since June 7, 2023. For Vatican release dates. Vatican City State[1]
    • Flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from January 1, 1801 to December 6, 1922 and of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland since the latter date. For British release dates. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (including Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies in Europe[1])
  • Nintendo Australia Pty. Limited (NAL)
    • Flag of New Zealand since March 24, 1902. For New Zealander release dates. New Zealand
    • Flag of the Commonwealth of Australia since December 8, 1908. For Oceanian release dates. Commonwealth of Australia
  • Nintendo of Korea Co., Ltd. (NOK)
    • Flag of the Republic of Korea since May 30, 2011. For South Korean release dates. Republic of Korea
  • Nintendo (Hong Kong) Ltd. (NHK)
    • Flag of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China since July 1, 1997, for Hongkonger {{flag list}} dates within this timeframe. Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China
    • Flag of the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China since December 20, 1999. For Macau release dates. Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China
    • Flag of the Republic of China since 1928, used as the flag of Taiwan since 1949. For Taiwanese release dates. Republic of China

Third-party distribution[edit]

In addition to the above subsidiaries, over the years Nintendo has officially assigned various third-party distribution companies to represent Nintendo and its products (including Super Mario products) in certain markets. These partners may have the authority to handle marketing and sales, but they may vary and are overviewed by one of the three major divisions (NCL, NOA, NOE). As of February 2025, the following partners include:

  • JVLAT[2][3][4]
    • Flag of Argentina. For Argentine release dates. Argentine Republic
    • Flag of the Republic of Chile since October 18, 1817. For Chilean release dates. Republic of Chile
    • Flag of the Republic of Colombia since November 26, 1861. For Colombian release dates. Republic of Colombia
    • Flag of the United Mexican States since 1975, for Mexican {{flag list}} dates. United Mexican States
    • Flag of the Republic of Peru since March 31, 1950. For Peruvian release dates. Republic of Peru
    • Flag of Belize since September 21, 1981. For Belizean release dates. Belize
    • Flag of the Plurinational State of Bolivia since October 31, 1851. For Bolivian release dates. Bolivia
    • Flag of the Republic of Costa Rica since September 29, 1848. For Costa Rican release dates. Costa Rica
    • Flag of the Republic of Ecuador since September 26, 1860. For Ecuadorian release dates. Ecuador
    • Flag of the Republic of El Salvador (not to be confused with the flag of Nicaragua) since May 27, 1912. For Salvadorian release dates. El Salvador
    • Flag of the Republic of Guatemala since August 17, 1871. For Guatemalan release dates. Guatemala
    • French Guayana
    • Guyana
    • State flag of the Republic of Honduras since January 27, 2022. For Honduran release dates. Honduras
    • Flag of the Republic of Nicaragua (not to be confused with the flag of El Salvador) since August 27, 1971. For Nicaraguan release dates. Nicaragua
    • Flag of the Republic of Panama since March 25, 1925. For Panamanian release dates. Panamá
    • Flag of the Republic of Paraguay since July 15, 2013. For Paraguayan release dates within this timeframe. Paraguay
    • Surinam
    • Flag of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay since July 11, 1830. For Uruguayan release dates. Uruguay
    • State flag of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela since March 9, 2006. For Venezuelan release dates. Venezuela
    • Antigua y Barbuda
    • Bahamas
    • Barbados
    • Dominica
    • Granada
    • Haití
    • Flag of Jamaica since August 6, 1962. For Jamaican release dates. Jamaica
    • Puerto Rico
    • Flag of the Dominican Republic since November 6, 1863. For Dominican release dates. República Dominicana
    • San Kitts y Nieves
    • Santa Cruz
    • San Juan
    • Santo Tomás
    • Santa Lucía
    • San Vicente y las Granadinas
    • Flag of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago since August 31, 1962. For Trinidadian and Tobagonian release dates. Trinidad y Tobago
  • Lojas Americanas, Magazine Luiza[5]
    • Flag of the Federative Republic of Brazil since May 11, 1992. For Brazilian release dates. Federative Republic of Brazil
  • Core Gaming Systems (Pty) Ltd.[4][6]
    • Flag of the Republic of South Africa since April 27, 1994. For South African release dates within this time frame. Republic of South Africa
    • Angola
    • Flag of the Republic of Botswana since September 30, 1966. For Batswana release dates. Botswana
    • Flag of the Kingdom of Lesotho since October 4, 2004. For Basotho release dates. Lesotho
    • Malawi
    • Mozambique
    • Flag of the Republic of Namibia since March 21, 1990. For Namibian release dates. Namibia
    • Flag of the Federal Republic of Nigeria since October 1, 1960. For Nigerian release dates. Nigeria
    • Flag of the Republic of Zambia since October 24, 1964. For Zambian release dates. Zambia
    • Flag of the Republic of Zimbabwe since April 18, 1980. For Zimbabwean release dates. Zimbabwe
  • Active Bokei K.K.[7]
    • Flag of the Republic of Indonesia since August 17, 1945. For Indonesian release dates. Republic of Indonesia
    • Flag of the Republic of Singapore. For Singaporean release dates. Republic of Singapore
    • Flag of the Kingdom of Thailand since September 30, 2017. For Thai release dates. Kingdom of Thailand
    • Flag of the Republic of the Philippines since February 12, 1998. For Filipino release dates. Republic of the Philippines
    • Flag of Malaysia since 1964. Malaysia
    • Flag of the United Arab Emirates since December 2, 1971. For Emirati release dates. United Arab Emirates
    • Flag of the Sultanate of Oman since April 25, 1995. For Omani release dates. Sultanate of Oman
    • Flag of the Kingdom of Bahrain since February 14, 2002. For Bahraini release dates. Kingdom of Bahrain
    • Flag of the State of Kuwait since September 7, 1961. For Kuwaiti release dates. State of Kuwait
    • Flag of the State of Qatar since July 9, 1971. For Qatari release dates. State of Qatar
  • Advanced Initiative Company Trading[8]
    • Flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. For Saudi release dates. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  • Bergsala AB[9][10]
    • Flag of the Republic of Estonia since August 7, 1990. For Estonian release dates within this time frame. Republic of Estonia
    • Flag of the Republic of Finland since May 28, 1918. For Finnish release dates. Republic of Finland
    • Flag of the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic from February 27, 1990 to May 4, 1990 and of the Republic of Latvia since the latter date. For Latvian release dates within this time frame. Republic of Latvia
    • Flag of the Republic of Lithuania since July 8, 2004. For Lithuanian release dates. Republic of Lithuania
    • Flag of the Kingdom of Denmark since 1625. For Danish release dates. Kingdom of Denmark
    • Flag of the Kingdom of Norway since July 13, 1821. For Norwegian release dates. Kingdom of Norway
    • Flag of the Kingdom of Sweden since June 22, 1906. For Swedish release dates. Kingdom of Sweden
  • CD Media S.E.[11][12][13]
    • Flag of the Republic of Türkiye since May 29, 1936. For Turkish release dates. Republic of Türkiye
    • Flag of the Republic of Bulgaria since November 27, 1990. For Bulgarian release dates. Republic of Bulgaria
    • Flag of the Republic of Cyprus since April 24, 2006. For Cypriot release dates. Republic of Cyprus
    • Flag of the Hellenic Republic since December 22, 1978. For Greek release dates. Hellenic Republic
    • Flag of Romania (not to be confused with the flag of Chad) since December 27, 1989. For Romanian release dates. Romania
    • Flag of the Republic of Albania since July 22, 2002. For Albanian release dates. Republic of Albania
    • Flag of the Republic of Croatia since December 21, 1990. For Croatian release dates. Republic of Croatia
    • Flag of the Republic of North Macedonia since October 5, 1995. For North Macedonian release dates. Republic of North Macedonia
    • Flag of the Republic of Serbia since 2004. For Serbian release dates since the nation achieved independence on June 5, 2006. Republic of Serbia
    • Flag of the Republic of Slovenia since June 25, 1991. For Slovenian release dates. Republic of Slovenia
    • Flag of the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic from November 6, 1990 to August 27, 1991 and of the Republic of Moldova since the latter date. For Moldovan release dates. Moldova
    • Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina since February 4, 1998. For Bosnian/Herzegovinian release dates. Bosnia and Herzegovina
    • Flag of the Republic of Kosovo since February 17, 2008. For Kosovar release dates within this time frame. Kosovo
    • Flag of Montenegro since June 3, 2006. For Montenegrin release dates within this time frame. Montenegro
  • ConQuest Entertainment A.S.
    • Flag of Czechoslovakia from March 30, 1920 to December 31, 1992 and of the Czech Republic since the latter date. For Czech release dates. Czech Republic
    • Flag of the Polish People's Republic from January 31, 1980 to December 31, 1989 and of the Republic of Poland since the latter date. For Polish release dates. Republic of Poland
    • Flag of the Slovak Republic since September 3, 1992. For Slovak release dates. Slovak Republic
  • ConQuest Entertainment A.S.[14], Game Park[15]
    • Flag of the Hungarian People's Republic from May 23, 1957 to October 23, 1989 and of Hungary since the latter date. For Hungarian release dates. Hungary
  • Tencent[16]
    • Flag of the People's Republic of China since October 1, 1949. For Mainland Chinese release dates. People's Republic of China
  • TorGaming, Ltd.[17]
    • Flag of the State of Israel. For Israeli release dates. State of Israel
  • ERC[18][19][20][21]
    • Flag of Ukraine since January 28, 1992. For Ukrainian release dates within this time frame. Ukraine
    • Flag of the Republic of Kazakhstan since June 4, 1992. For Kazakh release dates within this time frame. Kazakhstan
    • Uzbekistan

Formerly supported regions[edit]

The following regions are ones where Nintendo previously offered official distribution for its products, including Super Mario material, only to cease activity for various reasons:

  • Flag of the Russian Federation since December 11, 1993 (also the national flag of Russia from 1896 to 1922). For Russian release dates within this time frame. Russian Federation (initially via Steepler[22][23][24] and later through Nintendo of Europe SE;[25] suspended in 2023 due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine[25])
  • Flag of Czechoslovakia from March 30, 1920 to December 31, 1992 and of the Czech Republic since the latter date. For Czech release dates. Czechoslovak Socialist Republic/Czech and Slovak Federative Republic (via Stadlbauer;[26] defunct due to the country's dissolution in 1992; distribution continued in the successor states of the Czech Republic and Slovakia, initially through Stadlbauer and MPM[26][27] and later through ConQuest Entertainment A.S.)
  • Flag of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia from April 27, 1992 to February 4, 2003 and of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro from the latter date until June 3, 2006. For Yugoslav, Serbian, and Montenegrin release dates within this timeframe. Federal Republic of Yugoslavia[26] (via Beosoft;[27] distribution later resumed in Serbia and Montenegro through Stadlbauer[28])
  • Belarus (initially via Steepler[22], later by three distributors - Belconsole, MyDevice and Gameclub. Shut down in 2022 due to sanctions[29][30][31])
  • Flag of Georgia (Sakartvelo) since January 14, 2004. For Georgian release dates within this time frame. Georgia, Flag of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic from August 24, 1990 to September 23, 1991 and of the Republic of Armenia since the latter date. For Armenian release dates within this time frame. Armenia, Flag of the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic from February 5, 1991 to December 26, 1991 and of the Republic of Azerbaijan since the latter date; for Azerbaijani release dates. Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan (initially via Steepler[22] later by Russian Yandex.Money until Nintendo was shut down in Russia[32])
  • Flag of the Republic of India since July 22, 1947. For Indian release dates. India (initially via Samurai, later by Sunder Electronics until 2017[33][34])
  • Afghanistan, Algeria, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Congo, Flag of the Arab Republic of Egypt since October 4, 1984. For Egyptian release dates. Egypt, Gabon, Flag of the Republic of Ghana since March 6, 1957. For Ghanan release dates. Ghana, Guinea, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, borde Jordan, Flag of the Republic of Kenya since December 12, 1963. For Kenyan release dates. Kenya, Flag of the Republic of Lebanon since December 7, 1943. For Lebanese release dates. Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Mauritius, Morocco, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Flag of the Kingdom of Swaziland from October 6, 1968 to April 19, 2018 and of the Kingdom of Eswatini since the latter date. For Swazi release dates. Swaziland, Syria, Flag of the United Republic of Tanzania since June 30, 1964. For Tanzanian release dates. Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Flag of the Republic of Uganda since October 9, 1962. For Ugandan release dates. Uganda (initially by Nintendo Co., Ltd. later by Nintendo of Europe)[4][35]
  • Flag of the People's Republic of Bangladesh since January 17, 1972. For Bangladeshi release dates. Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Flag of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan since August 11, 1947. For Pakistani release dates. Pakistan, Flag of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka since May 22, 1972. For Sri Lankan release dates. Sri Lanka, Flag of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam from November 30, 1955 to July 2, 1976 and of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam since the latter date. For Vietnamese release dates. Vietnam (via Nintendo Co., Ltd.)[4]
  • Cook Islands, Fiji, New Caledonia, New Caledonia, Samoa, Vanuatu (via Nintendo Australia Pty. Limited)[4]


--Enteria (talk) 16:06, February 25, 2025 (EST)

This is an edit the user wants to see on the page, FYI. Technetium (talk) 16:08, February 25, 2025 (EST)
  1. ^ a b c d e f "On 3rd March, Nintendo Switch will be available in the following European territories: Austria, Andorra, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Hungary, Isle of Man, Italy, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Russia, San Marino, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the Vatican. It will also be available in South Africa at the same timing." – Nintendo (January 13, 2017). Nintendo Switch launches on 3rd March!. Nintendo (official South African site) (English). Retrieved November 24, 2024. (Archived November 24, 2024, 23:43:36 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
  2. ^ JVLAT.
  3. ^ Repair Options in Latin America and the Caribbean.
  4. ^ a b c d e International Distributors.
  5. ^ The Nintendo Switch goes on sale in Brazil on September 18th.
  6. ^ Core Group.
  7. ^ Active Bokei K.K.. Active Bokei K.K. (English). Retrieved July 3, 2024. (Archived June 3, 2024, 05:14:24 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
  8. ^ Advanced Initiative. Advanced Initiative Co. Trdg. (English). Retrieved July 4, 2024.
  9. ^ Joe Skrebels (December 9, 2019). The Lie That Helped Build Nintendo. IGN (English). Retrieved June 1, 2024. (Archived December 21, 2019, 23:17:14 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
  10. ^ Home. Bergsala (English). Retrieved September 26, 2024. (Archived June 14, 2024, 01:43:01 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
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  13. ^ CD Media location.
  14. ^ Kapcsolatok és támogatás.
  15. ^ Distributors Contact Details for Consumers.
  16. ^ Takashi Moshizuki, Shan Li (April 18, 2019). Nintendo, With Tencent's Help, to Sell Switch Console in China. The Wall Street Journal (English). Retrieved July 3, 2024. (Archived December 6, 2019, 20:13:54 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
  17. ^ March 12, 2019. לראשונה בישראל – תור גיימינג משיקה את נינטנדו בארץ ביבוא רשמ. IGN Israel (Hebrew). Retrieved June 5, 2024. (Archived May 15, 2019, 03:34:09 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
  18. ^ Консоли Nintendo Switch будут официально продаваться в Украине.
  19. ^ Українські магазини офіційно продаватимуть консолі Xbox.
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  21. ^ Nintendo.
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  28. ^ Coolplay - exclusive official Nintendo distributor.
  29. ^ Эксперт рынка видеоигр Владимир Бычинов: итоги E3 — финала «Лиги чемпионов» для фанатов PlayStation, Xbox и Nintendo.
  30. ^ И снова о Nintendo Switch: решаем возможные проблемы.
  31. ^ Гайд: как оплачивать подписку Nintendo Switch Online и покупать игры в условиях санкций.
  32. ^ Nintendo to Sell Games in Russia through Yandex.Money.
  33. ^ Nintendo Wii and DS to launch in India on September 30.
  34. ^ Want to Buy the Nintendo Switch In India? You Need to Read This First.
  35. ^ Nintendo Company, Ltd..
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