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Nintendo is a Japanese multinational video game company headquartered in Kyoto. It develops, publishes, and manufactures both video games and video game consoles. Nintendo originally entered the video game market through arcade games, which initially was not successful until the release of Donkey Kong, which cemented their place in the industry. Nintendo slowly left the arcade market starting in the 1990s, but would still occasionally release arcades through other companies.

Arcade products

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Arcade video games

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Licenses owned or co-owned by Nintendo
Title Developer(s) Release date Ref.
JP NA PAL
Computer Othello Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki June 1978 Unreleased Unreleased [1][2][3]
Block Fever Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki November 1978 Unreleased Unreleased [1][4]
Space Fever[A] Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki February 1979 1980[better source needed] Unreleased [1][5]
Color Space Fever[A] Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki June 1979 1980[better source needed] Unreleased [1][6]
SF-HiSplitter Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki August 1979 Unreleased Unreleased [1]
Monkey Magic Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki August 1979 Unreleased Unreleased [1]
Sheriff[B] Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki October 1979 November 1979 1979[better source needed] [1][7]
Space Launcher[A] Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki November 1979 1980[better source needed] Unreleased
Space Firebird[C] Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki July 1980 October 1980 1980[better source needed] [1][8]
Heli Fire Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki September 1980 November 1980 Unreleased [1]
Radar Scope Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki October 8, 1980 December 1980 1980[better source needed] [1][9]
Donkey Kong Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki July 9, 1981 October 1981 November 1981 [1]
Sky Skipper[D] Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki July 1981 Arcade Archives only Arcade Archives only [1]
Donkey Kong Jr. Nintendo R&D1 August 2, 1982 August 1982 Late 1982 [1][10][11]
Popeye Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki December 1982 18 November 1982 November 1982[better source needed] [1][12]
Mario Bros. Nintendo R&D1 June 21, 1983[E] July 20, 1983 1983
Donkey Kong 3 Nintendo R&D1 October 21, 1983 October 1983 Late 1983 [13]
Punch-Out!! Nintendo R&D3 February 17, 1984 March 1984 July 1984 [14][8][15]
Super Punch-Out!! Nintendo R&D3 September 1984 October 1984 Arcade Archives only [16]
Arm Wrestling Nintendo R&D3 Unreleased November 1985 Unreleased [8]
Licensed to Nintendo (Worldwide)
Title Developer(s) Licensor(s) Release date Ref.
JP
Licensed clones
Head On N Nintendo Sega November 1979 [1]
Third-party games in Nintendo arcade cabinets
Bomb Bee N Namco Namco November 1979 [17]
Cutie Q Namco Namco November 1979 [1]
Galaxian Namco Namco 1979 [18]
Head On Part II Sega/Gremlin Sega 1979
Licensed to Nintendo (original release published by another company)
North America only
Title Licensor(s) Release date Ref.
NA
R-Type Irem October 1987 [19][20]
  1. 1 2 3 Published by Far East Video in North America.
  2. ↑ Published in North America first by Sega and later by Exidy under the name Bandido (removing all references to Nintendo) and in Europe by Sega/Bell-Fruit Mfg. A modified version of the game was released by Taito in 1980 under the name Western Gun Part II, also without any Nintendo references.
  3. ↑ Published by Far East Video and Sega/Gremlin in North America.
  4. ↑ Only saw a limited release in Japan. Released worldwide only with the Arcade Archives version on Nintendo Switch.
  5. ↑ Sources for the Japanese release date are conflicting and list it as somewhere between June and July 1983.

Nintendo VS. System

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Licenses owned or co-owned by Nintendo
Title Developer(s) Release date Ref.
JP NA
VS. Tennis Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems January 18, 1984 March 1984 [21][22][23]
VS. Mah-Jong Nintendo R&D1 February 1984 Arcade Archives only [8]
VS. Baseball Nintendo R&D1 May 1, 1984 April 1984 [24][8]
VS. Duck Hunt Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems Unreleased April 1984 [8]
VS. Golf Nintendo R&D2, HAL Laboratory July 26, 1984 October 1984 [25][26]
VS. Wrecking Crew Nintendo R&D1 July 26, 1984 September 1984 [27][8]
VS. Pinball Nintendo R&D1, HAL Laboratory July 26, 1984 October 1984 [25][8]
VS. Balloon Fight Nintendo R&D1, HAL Laboratory October 3, 1984 September 1984 [28][8]
VS. Clu Clu Land Nintendo R&D1 December 7, 1984 Unreleased [29]
VS. Excitebike Nintendo R&D4 December 7, 1984 March 1985 [29][8]
VS. Urban Champion Nintendo R&D1 December 10, 1984 January 1985 [30][31][8]
VS. Ladies Golf Nintendo R&D2, HAL Laboratory Unreleased December 14, 1984 [32]
VS. Ice Climber Nintendo R&D1 February 4, 1985 March 1985 [33][22]
VS. Hogan's Alley Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems Unreleased March 1, 1985 [34]
VS. Mach Rider HAL Laboratory August 1985 January 1986 [35][22][8]
VS. Soccer Intelligent Systems December 10, 1985 November 1985 [36][8]
VS. Super Mario Bros. Nintendo R&D4 Unreleased February 1986 [8]
VS. Gumshoe Nintendo R&D1 Unreleased May 1986 [8]
VS. Dr. Mario Nintendo R&D1 Unreleased August 1990 [37]
Licensed to Nintendo (Worldwide)
Title Developer(s) Licensor(s) Release date Ref.
JP NA
VS. Raid on Bungeling Bay Hudson Soft Broderbund Software, Inc. April 1985 Unreleased [38]
VS. Slalom Rare Rare Unreleased October 17, 1986 [39]
VS. Gradius Konami Konami Unreleased November 1986 [8]
VS. The Goonies Konami Konami Unreleased November 1986 [8]
VS. Castlevania Konami Konami Unreleased April 1987 [40]
VS. Freedom Force Sunsoft Sunsoft Unreleased March 1988 [41][8]

PlayChoice-10

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Licenses owned or co-owned by Nintendo
Title Developer(s) Release date Ref.
NA
Balloon Fight Nintendo R&D1, HAL Laboratory August 1986 [42][43]
Baseball Nintendo R&D1 August 1986 [42][43]
Duck Hunt Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems August 1986 [42][43]
Excitebike Nintendo R&D4 August 1986 [42][43]
Golf Nintendo R&D2, HAL Laboratory August 1986 [42][43]
Hogan's Alley Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems August 1986 [42][43]
Mario Bros. Nintendo R&D2, Intelligent Systems August 1986 [42][43]
Super Mario Bros. Nintendo R&D4 August 1986 [42][43]
Tennis Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems August 1986 [42][43]
Wild Gunman Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems August 1986 [42][43]
Volleyball Nintendo R&D3, Pax Softnica December 1986 [8]
Metroid Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems July 1987 [8]
Pro Wrestling Nintendo R&D3 December 1987 [8]
Kung Fu Nintendo R&D4 March 11, 1988[A] [44]
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! Nintendo R&D3 January 1989 [45][46]
Super Mario Bros. 2 Nintendo R&D4 January 1989 [45][46]
Super Mario Bros. 3 Nintendo R&D4 July 15, 1989[B] [47]
Dr. Mario[C] Nintendo R&D1 July 19, 1990[D] [48]
Mario's Open Golf Nintendo R&D2, HAL Laboratory March 1992 [8]
Licensed to Nintendo (Worldwide)
Title Developer(s) Licensor(s) Release date Ref.
NA
Gradius Konami Konami November 1986 [8]
Castlevania Konami Konami April 1987 [8]
1942 Capcom, Micronics Capcom July 1987 [8]
Rush'n Attack Konami Konami July 1987 [8]
Track and Field Konami Konami July 1987 [8]
Trojan Capcom Capcom July 1987 [8]
Double Dribble Konami Konami November 5, 1987[E] [49]
Rad Racer Square Square November 5, 1987[E] [49]
The Goonies Konami Konami 1987 [50]
R.C. Pro-Am Rare Rare 1987 [8]
Rygar Tecmo Tecmo 1987 [8]
Contra Konami Konami March 11, 1988[A] [44]
Double Dragon Technos Japan Technos Japan March 11, 1988[A] [44]
Gauntlet Tengen Tengen March 11, 1988[A] [44]
Fester's Quest Sunsoft Sunsoft July 15, 1989[B] [47]
Ninja Gaiden Tecmo Tecmo July 15, 1989[B] [47]
Pin Bot Rare Rare, Williams Electronics July 15, 1989[B] [47]
Tecmo Bowl Tecmo Tecmo July 15, 1989[B] [47]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Konami Konami July 15, 1989[B] [47]
Baseball Stars: Be a Champ! SNK SNK 1989 [51][8]
Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos Tecmo Tecmo March 9, 1990[F] [52]
Captain Skyhawk Rare Milton Bradley Company July 19, 1990[D] [48]
Nintendo World Cup Technos Japan Technos Japan July 19, 1990[D] [48]
Rad Racer II Square Square July 19, 1990[D] [48]
Yo! Noid Now Production Capcom July 19, 1990[D] [48]
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers Capcom Capcom August 1990 [53]
Super C Konami Konami August 1990 [53][8]
Mega Man 3 Capcom Capcom October 25, 1990[G] [54]
Solar Jetman Rare, Zippo Games Tradewest October 25, 1990[G] [54]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game Konami Konami October 25, 1990[G] [54]
Shatterhand Natsume Inc. Jaleco 1991[better source needed]
Power Blade Taito Corporation, Natsume Inc. Taito Corporation March 1992 [8]
Rockin' Kats Atlus Atlus March 1992 [8]
Ninja Gaiden III: The Ancient Ship of Doom Tecmo Tecmo 1992 [55]

Nintendo Super System

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Licenses owned or co-owned by Nintendo
Title Developer(s) Release date Ref.
NA
F-Zero Nintendo EAD September 1991 [8][56]
Super Mario World Nintendo EAD September 1991 [8][56]
Licensed to Nintendo (Worldwide)
Title Developer(s) Licensor(s) Release date Ref.
NA
Super Tennis Tose Tonkin House September 1991 [8][56]
ActRaiser Quintet Enix March 1992 [8][56]
Super Soccer Human Entertainment Human Entertainment March 1992 [8][56]
The Addams Family Ocean Software Ocean Software May 1992 [8][56][57]
RoboCop 3 Ocean Software Ocean Software May 1992 [8][56][57]
Contra III: The Alien Wars Konami Konami 1992 [8][56]
David Crane's Amazing Tennis Imagineering Absolute Entertainment 1992 [8]
The Irem Skins Game Irem Irem 1992 [56]
Lethal Weapon Ocean Software Ocean Software 1992 [8][56]
NCAA Basketball Sculptured Software HAL Laboratory 1992 [56]
Push-Over Red Rat Software Ocean Software 1992 [8][56]
  1. 1 2 3 4 Presented at the American Coin Machine Exposition (ACME '88), held in Reno, Nevada, from March 11 to 13, 1988.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Presented at the Seaside Fete, Nintendo's distributor conference, held in Laguna Niguel, California, on July 15, 1989.
  3. ↑ Origonally released under the name Virus on the PlayChoice-10 before the final game was finished.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 Presented at Nintendo's Seventh Annual Distributor Meeting, held July 19–22 at the Le Méridien on Coronado Island, San Diego, California.
  5. 1 2 Presented at AMOA Expo '87, held November 5–7, 1987, at Chicago.
  6. ↑ Presented at the American Coin Machine Exposition (ACME '90), held in Chicago, Illinois, from March 9 to 11, 1990.
  7. 1 2 3 Presented at AMOA Expo '90, held October 25–27, 1990, at the New Orleans Convention Center.

Developed but not published by Nintendo

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Title Platform(s) Developer(s) Publisher(s) Release date (Japan) Release date (North America) Ref.
Space Demon Arcade Nintendo R&D1, Ikegami Tsushinki Fortrek Unreleased 1980

Officially-licensed without direct Nintendo involvement

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There have been several commercially released video games officially licensed to use Nintendo-owned intellectual properties without the company or one of its subsidiaries being involved in the game's production or distribution.

Title Developer(s) Publisher(s) Release date Ref.
JP NA PAL
Fully Nintendo-Owned Licenses
Bandido[A] Exidy Exidy Unreleased January 1980 Unreleased [8]
Western Gun Part II[A] Taito Taito 1980 Unreleased Unreleased
Space Thunderbird[B] Fortrek Fortrek Unreleased 1981 Unreleased [18]
Crazy Kong[C] Kyoei Kyoei 1981 Unlicensed cabinets Unlicensed cabinets [58]
Crazy Kong Part II[C] Falcon Falcon 1981 Unlicensed cabinets Unlicensed cabinets
Terebi Denwa Super Mario World Banpresto Banpresto 1992 Unreleased Unreleased [59]
Būbū Mario Banpresto Banpresto 1993 Unreleased Unreleased
Mario Undōkai Banpresto Banpresto 1993 Unreleased Unreleased [60][61]
Cruis'n USA TV Games Inc. Midway Games Unreleased October 1994 October 1994
F-Zero AX Amusement Vision Sega June 2003 September 2003 2003
Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Junior / Mario Bros. Cosmodog Namco Unreleased November 2004 Unreleased [62][63]
Mario Kart Arcade GP Namco Namco November 19, 2005 October 10, 2005 2005
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 Bandai Namco Games Bandai Namco Games March 14, 2007 March 12, 2008 July 10, 2007
Rhythm Tengoku Sega Sega September 20, 2007 Unreleased Unreleased [64]
Mario Kart Arcade GP DX Bandai Namco Amusement Bandai Namco Amusement July 25, 2013 2014 Early 2017 [65][66][67]
Luigi's Mansion Arcade Capcom Capcom June 2015 October 9, 2015 Unreleased [68][69]
Cruis'n Blast Raw Thrills Raw Thrills Unreleased January, 2017 November 2016
Mario Kart Arcade GP VR Bandai Namco Amusement Bandai Namco Amusement July 14, 2017 October 1, 2018 August 3, 2018 [70][71][72]
Nintendo / Rare Co-Owned Licenses
Killer Instinct Rare Midway Unreleased October 28, 1994 1994
Killer Instinct 2 Rare Midway Unreleased January 1996 1996
Nintendo / Midway Co-Owned Licenses
Cruis'n World Midway Games Midway Games Unreleased November 1996 November 1996
Cruis'n Exotica Midway Games Midway Games Unreleased 1999 July 24, 2000
Nintendo / Creatures Inc. / Game Freak Co-Owned Licenses
Print Club Pokémon B Sega Sega 1999 1999 Unreleased [73]
Pocket Monsters Kureyon Kids Sega Banpresto July 2001 Unreleased Unreleased
Pokémon BATTRIO Takara Tomy, AQ Interactive Takara Tomy July 14, 2007 Unreleased Unreleased
Pokémon TRETTA Takara Tomy, Marvelous AQL Takara Tomy July 14, 2012 Unreleased Unreleased
Pokémon Card Game Gacha Takara Tomy Takara Tomy June 23, 2014 Unreleased Unreleased
Pokkén Tournament Bandai Namco Studios Bandai Namco Entertainment July 16, 2015 September 24, 2015 Unreleased [74]
Pokémon Ga-Olé Takara Tomy, Marvelous Takara Tomy July 7, 2016 Unreleased Unreleased
Pokémon MEZASTAR Takara Tomy, Marvelous Takara Tomy September 17, 2020 Unreleased Unreleased
Pokémon FRIENDA Takara Tomy, Marvelous Takara Tomy July 11, 2024 Unreleased Unreleased
Nintendo / Sega Co-Owned Licenses
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games - Arcade Edition Sega, Racjin Sega February 2016 June 2016 Unreleased
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 - Arcade Edition Sega, Racjin Sega January 23, 2020 January 2021 January 2021 [75][76][77]
  1. 1 2 Licensed clone of Sheriff.
  2. ↑ Clone of Moon Cresta. Nintendo's involvement in this sequel to Space Firebird and Space Demon is unclear.
  3. 1 2 Licensed clone of Donkey Kong.

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