Nintendo Software Technology
Nintendo Software Technology (NST) is a Nintendo-owned studio in Redmond, Washington, established in 1998. It collaborates with teams in Japan and has worked on Mario vs. Donkey Kong for Switch and Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury.
Published collection: 10 games
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Mario
Super Mario is Nintendo’s platform-adventure series, first launched in 1985. Mario and his friends leap through the Mushroom Kingdom and beyond, exploring colorful worlds and tackling playful challenges. Mushrooms, coins, pipes and surprising power-ups make every adventure full of discoveries.
Published collection: 93 games
Donkey Kong
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Published collection: 33 games
F-Zero
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Published collection: 6 games
Ridge Racer
Ridge Racer builds its arcade racing identity around sweeping drifts and carrying speed through corners. Across its games, learning a car’s handling is central, while Unbounded takes a separate turn toward destructive street racing.
Published collection: 6 games
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