Where is Nintendo Based?

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Have you ever wondered where the magic behind Mario, Zelda, and Pokemon comes from? Well, let’s dive into the heart of where Nintendo, the legendary video game company, is based.
Curiosity might have you asking, “Where does Nintendo call home?” It’s a question many fans of their iconic games ponder. Let’s get you the answer!
Nintendo’s Home Base
Nintendo, the gaming giant known for bringing us countless hours of fun, is based in Kyoto, Japan. Yes, the land of sushi and samurai is also the birthplace of Mario and friends!
Founded way back in 1889 by Fusajiro Yamauchi, Nintendo started off making playing cards. Now, they’re a household name worldwide, creating some of the most beloved game franchises in history. Kyoto isn’t just their birth city; it’s where they’ve grown, innovated, and continue to bring joy to gamers everywhere.
Bringing the Magic of Nintendo to Playbite
Now that you know where Nintendo hails from, how about bringing some of that gaming magic into your own hands? With Playbite, not only can you have a blast playing casual mobile games, but you also get the chance to win Nintendo eShop Gift Cards. Imagine getting rewards that bring you closer to the Nintendo universe, all while having fun!
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