Nintendo Entertainment System

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1983–2003	1984 (prototype)	1985–1995

Family Computer (Japan)[]

"Famicom" redirects here. For other uses, see Famicom (disambiguation).

1983–2003[]

Designer:

Masayuki Uemura

Typography:

ITC Avant Garde Gothic Bold

Launched:

July 15, 1983

Nintendo Advanced Video System[]

1984 (prototype)[]

Designer:

Lance Barr

Typography:

Corporatus

Launched:

Unknown

Nintendo Entertainment System[]

1985–1995[]

Designer:

Lance Barr

Typography:

Corporatus

Launched:

October 18, 1985

In 2016, Nintendo announced that a new console called NES Classic Edition would be released, bringing back the NES brand after 20 years.

See also[]

Family Computer Disk System

◄	Color TV-Game

Home consoles

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

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Third generation video game consoles

Arcade boards
DECO Cassette System | Sega System 1 | VS. System

Dedicated
ZX Spectrum Vega | NES Classic Edition

Unreleased
Halcyon

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Nintendo

Consoles

Third-party
Twin Famicom⁵ | SuFami Turbo⁶ | Pocket Sakura⁷ | Panasonic Q³

Other products
Pokémon Pikachu (2 GS) | Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo

Franchises

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Super Mario

Mainline games

Super Mario Land series:
Super Mario Land | 6 Golden Coins | Wario Land

Super Mario World series:
Super Mario World | Yoshi's Island

All-Stars series:
Super Mario All-Stars (+ World | Limited Edition) | 3D All-Stars

Nintendo 64:
Super Mario 64 (DS)

Advance series (GBA):
Super Mario Advance | Super Mario Advance 2 | Super Mario Advance 3 | Super Mario Advance 4

Nintendo GameCube:
Super Mario Sunshine

New series:
New Super Mario Bros. | Wii | 2 | U (New Super Luigi U | Deluxe)

Galaxy series (Wii):
Super Mario Galaxy | Super Mario Galaxy 2

3D series:
Super Mario 3D Land | Super Mario 3D World (+ Bowser's Fury)

Maker series:
Super Mario Maker | 3DS | 2

Nintendo Switch:
3D: Super Mario Odyssey
2D: Super Mario Bros. Wonder

Others:
Super Mario Run

V • T • E Mario Golf
Console: Mario Golf (N64) \| Toadstool Tour \| Super Rush Handheld: Mario Golf (GBC) \| Advance Tour \| World Tour

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Mario Kart

Spinoffs: Live: Home Circuit | Booster Course Pass

Arcade: GP | 2 | DX | VR

Unreleased: XXL

V • T • E Mario Party
Console: Mario Party \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \| 9 \| 10 \| Super \| Superstars \| Jamboree Handheld: Advance \| DS \| Island Tour \| Star Rush \| The Top 100

Other:
Super Mario RPG | (Remake)

Television series
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! | Club Mario | King Koopa's Kool Kartoons | The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 | Super Mario World

Movies
Super Mario Bros. | The Super Mario Bros. Movie

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The Legend of Zelda

Main Games

Hyrule Warriors
Hyrule Warriors | Age of Calamity

TV Series
The Legend of Zelda

V • T • E Metroid
Metroid (Zero Mission) \| II: Return of Samus (Samus Returns) \| Super Metroid \| Fusion \| Metroid Prime (Remastered) \| Prime 2: Echoes \| Prime Pinball \| Prime Hunters \| Prime 3: Corruption \| Prime Trilogy \| Other M \| Prime: Federation Force \| Dread \| Prime 4: Beyond

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Pokémon

Main series video games

Remakes
FireRed, LeafGreen | HeartGold, SoulSilver | Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire | Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee! | Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl

Pokémon Legends series
Arceus | Z-A

Trozei!
Trozei! | Battle Trozei

Ranger
Ranger | Shadows of Almia | Guardian Signs

Rumble
Rumble | Rumble Blast | U | Rumble World | Rumble Rush

Pikachu shorts
Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade | Eevee & Friends | Pikachu, What's This Key? | Pikachu and the Pokémon Music Squad

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Kirby

Main

Other
Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

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Star Fox

Games

Star Fox: Super Weekend Competition

V • T • E Mother/EarthBound
Mother/EarthBound Beginnings \| Mother 2/EarthBound \| Mother 3

V • T • E Kid Icarus
Kid Icarus \| Of Myths and Monsters \| Uprising

V • T • E F-Zero
F-Zero \| X \| Maximum Velocity \| GX \| GP Legend \| Climax \| 99 Developers Amusement Vision \| Nd Cube \| Nintendo \| Suzak

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Super Smash Bros.

Official Games

Super Smash Bros. | Melee | Brawl | 3DS / Wii U (Others) | Ultimate

Game Modifications
Brawl: Brawl- | Project+ | Project M

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Animal Crossing

Main series:

Animal Crossing | Wild World | City Folk | New Leaf | New Horizons

Spin-offs:
Happy Home Designer | Amiibo Festival | Pocket Camp (Complete) | Happy Home Paradise

Movies:
Gekijōban Dōbutsu no Mori

Applications:
Photos with | Plaza

Related:
Lego Animal Crossing

Fictional entities:
Nook Inc.

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Tomodachi

Main: Tomodachi Collection | Tomodachi Life

Spin-offs: Miitopia
Applications: Miitomo

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Pikmin

Mainline games

Pikmin | Pikmin 2 | Pikmin 3 (Deluxe) | Pikmin 4

Spin-offs
Hey! Pikmin | Pikmin Bloom

Game bundles
Pikmin 1+2

V • T • E WarioWare
Mega Microgames (Mega Party Games) \| Twisted \| Touched \| Smooth Moves \| Snapped \| D.I.Y. (Showcase) \| Game & Wario \| Gold \| Get It Together! \| Move It! Pyoro

V • T • E Rhythm Heaven
Rhythm Tengoku \| Rhythm Heaven \| Fever \| Megamix \| Complete Music Collection

V • T • E Wii Sports
Wii Sports \| Resort \| Club \| Nintendo Switch Sports

V • T • E Wii Fit
Wii Fit \| Plus \| U

V • T • E Splatoon
Splatoon \| Splatoon 2 \| Splatoon 3

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The Pokémon Company

Owned by: Nintendo, Creatures and Game Freak

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Pokémon

Main series video games

Remakes
FireRed, LeafGreen | HeartGold, SoulSilver | Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire | Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee! | Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl

Pokémon Legends series
Arceus | Z-A

Trozei!
Trozei! | Battle Trozei

Ranger
Ranger | Shadows of Almia | Guardian Signs

Rumble
Rumble | Rumble Blast | U | Rumble World | Rumble Rush

Pikachu shorts
Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade | Eevee & Friends | Pikachu, What's This Key? | Pikachu and the Pokémon Music Squad

Handheld
Pokémon mini¹

Websites
Pokémon.com | Pokémon Asia

Defunct/Former
Pokémon USA, Inc. | Pokémon Center New York³ | Pokémon UK | Pokémon Communications Company

¹Manufactured in conjunction with Nintendo and sold in Japan by The Pokémon Company, in North America by Pokémon USA and in Europe & Australia by Nintendo.
²Joint venture with ILCA.
³Now owned by Nintendo of America and currently operating as Nintendo New York.

Smart-Device Applications
Nintendo Switch Parental Controls | Nintendo Music

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Wii Channels

International

Japan-exclusives
LOVEFiLM Instant Channel | Everybody’s Theater Wii
Defunct: Demae Channel | Digicam Print Channel | Television Friend Channel | Wii no Ma

Europe/Australia-exclusives
Defunct: Kirby TV Channel

UK-exclusives
Defunct: BBC iPlayer Channel

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Wii U Channels

International

Japan-exclusives
Defunct: Demae-Can

UK-exclusives
Defunct: BBC iPlayer

Notes

¹	Manufactured in conjunction with SETA Corporation.
²	Pokémon Presents presentations are organized by The Pokémon Company without any direct involvement from Nintendo.
³	Manufactured by Matsushita Electric.
⁴	Developed and manufactured in conjunction with Sega and Namco.
⁵	Manufactured by Sharp.
⁶	Manufactured by Bandai.
⁷	Manufactured by Media Factory under license from Sega and Red Company.