When Was Nintendo Started? Dive Into Its Rich History
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Ever wondered when the powerhouse behind your favorite games like Mario and Zelda first came into being? Let’s dive into the origins of Nintendo, the titan of the gaming world.
So, when was Nintendo actually started? Stick around as we decode the history of this gaming giant.
A Journey Back to 1889
Nintendo began its incredible journey in 1889. Yes, you read that right – the late 19th century! Initially, it was far from the video game company we know today. Founded by Fusajiro Yamauchi, Nintendo started as a playing card company in Kyoto, Japan.
Fast forward to over a century later, Nintendo has evolved into one of the most influential video game companies worldwide. Famous for its innovative consoles and beloved game franchises like Mario, Zelda, and Pokemon, Nintendo has a special place in the hearts of gamers everywhere.
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