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Nintendo is a Kyoto-based interactive entertainment company founded in 1889. Its business spans gaming hardware, software and related entertainment. It develops and publishes games and collaborates with external studios on software for its platforms. A company credit can mean development, publishing, localization, porting, or regional distribution depending on the title and edition. The directory therefore keeps each credited role attached to its specific game and release. It does not infer credits from parent-company ownership, a later acquisition, a shared brand, or a similar name, and it does not merge separate organizations solely because their names resemble one another. The page continues to use “Nintendo” for this distinct company identity. The Chinese display name used on this page is “任天堂”. The linked count is a catalog measure and should not be read as a claim about the company's complete lifetime output.
Published collection: 668 games
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Punch-Out!! is Nintendo’s boxing series built around reading eccentric opponents and landing precisely timed counters. A change in expression or stance can reveal the opening you need, making each bout a mix of observation, rhythm and quick reactions.
Published collection: 4 games
Nintendo Labo combines cardboard construction with Nintendo Switch games, turning handmade Toy-Con into instruments, vehicles and interactive toys. Building is part of the play, and the software lets you investigate how each creation works or experiment with new responses.
Published collection: 4 games
F-Zero is futuristic racing built around hovering machines, extreme speed and hazardous courses. You learn each machine’s handling, pick a line through tight corners and keep clear of damaging barriers, where a small steering correction can decide whether you overtake or crash.
Published collection: 4 games
Splatoon is Nintendo’s action series where colorful ink is both a weapon and a way around the battlefield. Spray the ground, change form and swim through your team’s ink to move or hide; Turf War rewards the team that covers more ground, while other modes add their own objectives.
Published collection: 4 games
Bayonetta follows a witch whose battles combine gunfire, close-range combos and demonic summons. Its main action games turn well-timed dodges into openings for stylish attacks, while an Origins spin-off explores her childhood through paired-character puzzles.
Published collection: 4 games
Nintendo Sports turns familiar sporting gestures into play, from swinging a racket to rolling a bowling ball. The Wii Sports line and Nintendo Switch Sports build friendly competition around motion controls, with different sports giving each game its own rhythm.
Published collection: 4 games
Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan turns touchscreen rhythm play into enthusiastic support for people having a terrible day. Tap, trace and spin along with Japanese pop songs while comic-style scenes show how your cheering changes their fortunes.
Published collection: 3 games
Battletoads is a comic action series starring fighting toads with wonderfully exaggerated attacks. Brawling gives way to platforming, vehicle rides and other sudden changes of pace, so the next stage can feel like a fresh challenge.
Published collection: 7 games
Luigi’s Mansion sends Mario’s nervous brother into haunted buildings to catch ghosts and untangle their puzzles. A flashlight, a ghost-catching vacuum and a close look at suspicious furniture turn each room into a little investigation, with plenty of comic surprises.
Published collection: 3 games
Adventures of Lolo turns small rooms into puzzles of routes, blocks and watchful monsters. Gather the hearts, uncover the treasure and find a safe way out. An enemy can sometimes become a useful obstacle or raft, so understanding the room matters as much as moving through it.
Published collection: 5 games
Brain Age, also known as Dr Kawashima's Brain Training, turns arithmetic, memory and attention exercises into short daily play sessions. Handwritten answers, quick responses and recorded results make returning to familiar tasks part of the routine.
Published collection: 3 games
Bravely Default is a fantasy RPG series where choosing when to act matters as much as choosing an attack. Brave and Default let the party spend or save actions, while interchangeable jobs and abilities give crystal-seeking journeys plenty of room for experimentation.
Published collection: 5 games
Ace Attorney turns a suspicious detail into a courtroom breakthrough. In the main games, you investigate crime scenes, question witnesses and present evidence when their stories do not add up. Expressive characters and lively exchanges give the mysteries their distinctive mix of suspense and humor.
Published collection: 15 games
Big Brain Academy turns remembering, counting and spotting shapes into short, playful challenges. Speed matters, but so does choosing the right answer, whether you are practising alone or comparing results with other players.
Published collection: 3 games
The Legendary Starfy follows a little star-shaped hero through aquatic platform adventures. Swimming, spinning attacks and trips onto dry land give its colorful stages a rhythm of their own.
Published collection: 3 games
Balloon Fight is Nintendo’s airborne action series, where flapping keeps you aloft but momentum makes stopping tricky. The original revolves around popping enemy balloons from above, while Balloon Kid turns that floating movement into a scrolling adventure.
Published collection: 3 games
EarthBound, known as MOTHER in Japan, is an offbeat RPG series about young heroes and their companions facing extraordinary trouble. You explore towns, talk to eccentric people and fight with psychic powers and everyday objects, on journeys where absurd humour sits alongside tender moments.
Published collection: 3 games
Wii Sports turns familiar sports into movements you can make with a controller: swing a racket, roll a ball or time a strike. Short matches and readable gestures make it easy to share a contest in the same room. Later games expand the activities and bring that hands-on approach to new hardware.
Published collection: 3 games
Custom Robo combines collecting robot parts with fast arena battles. You build a small fighting machine, then discover how its weapons and movement work together against rivals, with adventures outside the arena giving each new match a place in the story.
Published collection: 3 games
F-1 World Grand Prix brings licensed Formula One seasons to circuit racing, with recognizable teams and tracks. Its games connect the thrill of overtaking with braking, car setup and race conditions, giving each lap more to consider than outright speed.
Published collection: 3 games