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Multiple Online Retailers Restock Nintendo Switch: Mario Red & Blue Edition Just in time for Nintendo Day, you can purchase the new Nintendo Switch: Mario Red & Blue Edition console at multiple online retailers. 31. From Dominance to Competition: A Story of Nintendo's Journey in the Gaming Industry For much of the 20th century, Nintendo dominated the playing card market in Japan the same way it would dominate the video game industry decades later. 32. Nintendo Files Lawsuit and Wins Injunction Against Switch Mod & Pirate Game Seller In 2018, Nintendo filed a lawsuit against a California man accused of selling pirated Nintendo games, modding devices, and modding services. 33. Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Review There are few things in this galaxy as iconic as Lego and Star Wars. In one way or another, both influenced our childhood and now impact our kids and millions of adults around the world. 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Since Nintendo Switch comes with limited storage, users will have to delete games often to make sure they have enough space to download new ones. Thankfully, deleting games is fairly straightforward, and users can re-download them at any time later. To delete games on the Nintendo Switch, press the ‘+’ symbol on the console, then ‘Data Management,’ and then ‘Delete Software.’ In this guide, I will explain how to delete games on the Switch, how to delete saved data, how to redownload deleted games, and how to cancel a Nintendo Online subscription. Nintendo Table of Contents: How to Delete Games on Nintendo Switch Archive vs. Delete Software How to Redownload Deleted Games on Nintendo Switch How to Delete Save Data on Nintendo Switch How to Cancel Nintendo Online on Nintendo Switch Wrapping up How to Delete Games on Nintendo Switch To delete any game or software on Nintendo Switch, follow these steps: Locate the game or app: Find the game or app you want to delete at the main menu and hover over it (so that it has a blue overlay around it). Press the ‘+’ or ‘-’ buttons: These are at the top side of the Nintendo Switch Console and open the settings for the game or app. Select ‘Data Management’: This opens the game’s or app’s data settings. Select ‘Delete Software’: This will delete the software as well as the icon from the main menu. However, it will not remove or delete your save data. And that’s it. However, deleting isn’t the only option. Instead, by following the same process until Step 4, you’ll notice another option to ‘Archive Software.’ So, what’s the difference between archiving and deleting? Archive vs. Delete Software Archiving and deleting software on the Nintendo Switch console have one thing in common: they want to help you save space on your console. However, they offer slightly different approaches to doing so. If you choose to delete software, the software’s files and its icon on the main menu will disappear. Instead, if you choose to archive a game, only the software’s files will be deleted, while the main menu icon will remain. Thus, if you want to keep the app’s icon on the main menu but open up space, you should archive the app. If you want to remove the icon, then you should delete it. But the major benefit of archiving is the ease-of-download if you want to download it again later on. We'll explain how to do that in the next section How to Re-Download Deleted Games on Nintendo Switch If you archived the game, redownloading will be extremely easy. Simply find the icon on the main menu and select ‘Download’ from there. However, if you chose to delete the game, redownloading it will require a few extra steps. Here’s everything you need to do to re-download a deleted game on Nintendo Switch: Open the Nintendo Shop. Select the Nintendo Account that purchased the game. Go to the game’s story page. Select ‘Redownload.’ With that, the game’s icon will appear again on the main menu, and the download will begin. When the download is finished, you’ll have access to the game, and any save data you had before deleting it. How to Delete Save Data on Nintendo Switch Since neither deleting nor archiving a game removes the game’s save data, players have been wondering if there’s a way to delete them. Thankfully, there is such a way, and it’s extremely easy. To delete save data on Nintendo Switch, follow these steps: From the main menu, go to System Settings (bottom row, second to last icon). Navigate to the Data Management tab. Select Delete Saved Data. Select the game or software whose data you want to delete. Insert PIN if requested. Parental Control If you have more than one account in your Nintendo Switch, you’ll be asked whether you want to remove data from one account or all of them. Deleting save data is a great way to make sure your Nintendo Switch’s storage capacity doesn’t get full. This is because save data is always stored in the console’s storage, regardless if you have an SD card or not. How to Cancel Nintendo Online on Nintendo Switch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYwdrbwH1BI&embedable=true Since you’re deleting a game and its saved data, you may also want to cancel your Nintendo Online subscription that you had for that game. The only time you’ll need to cancel your Nintendo Online subscription is when you have auto-renewal set to on. If you don’t have it, the subscription will cancel automatically when the subscription period ends. To check the details of your current subscription and to remove auto-renewal, follow these steps: From the main menu, launch Nintendo Shop. Use the left arrow to open the menu on the left side. Go all the way down to “Nintendo Switch Online” From there, select “View/Change Membership.” From the menu there, you can see if you have an active membership, how long until it ends or renews, and if you have auto-renewal on. To cancel your current Nintendo Online membership, simply make sure to set auto-renewal to off. This way, your membership will end when the paid period is over, and you won’t be charged anything else. Keep in mind that when you cancel your subscription, you won’t lose your benefits right away. Instead, you’ll lose them when the subscription period expires. Wrapping up To summarize, users can delete games on the Nintendo Switch by pressing the ‘+’ button while hovering over the game, selecting “Data Management,” and then “Delete Software.” Additionally, users can also choose to “Archive Software,” with the only difference being that archiving a game will leave its icon on the main menu while deleting that game removes it. In either of the two options, save data is maintained and will be restored when users decide to redownload the game. Lastly, users can also opt to delete their save data or even cancel their Nintendo Online subscription after deleting a game. What made you decide to delete a game? Are you trying to download something else? Let us know in the comments below. Also, now that you’ve made some space to download more games, consider checking out our list of the . best Nintendo Switch games of all time

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After a long journey, the Nintendo 3DS can finally rest. On March 27, the 3DS (and the Wii U) . This means that users will no longer be able to buy games digitally anymore. shop will be officially closed But there is some good news. People will still be able to re-download digital games that they already own, and for a lot of games, it’s still possible to buy physical copies. This is a long time coming; the Nintendo 3DS isn’t young, but it’s still sad to see it go. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the life of the 3DS, and let’s answer your pressing questions. When Did the 3DS Come Out? The Nintendo 3DS was in 2011. It would then be followed by other iterations such as the Nintendo 3DS XL and the New Nintendo 3DS. The last one, the New Nintendo 2DS XL, was . released worldwide released in 2017 When Was the 3DS Discontinued? The Nintendo 3DS (and every iteration of it) was in September 2020. Crazily enough, it outlasted the and was still being produced 3 years into the Nintendo Switch’s lifespan. discontinued Wii U How Many Units of the Nintendo 3DS Were Sold? According to , the answer is 75 million units. This number includes the entire 3DS family. Although it’s only half of what its predecessor, the Nintendo DS, sold, it eclipses the units sold of the next console Nintendo released, the Wii U. Nintendo’s official website What Are the Best Nintendo 3DS Games According to Metacritic? Out of all of the Nintendo 3DS games that were sold, only 6 have a score of 90 or higher on . The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D is the highest at 94, followed by Fire Emblem: Awakening at 92 and The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds at 91. Metacritic Shovel Knight, Super Mario 3D Land, and Pushmo are all tied at 90. What Are the Best Nintendo 3DS Games According to Sales? When it comes to , the list changes entirely. Pokemon Sun and Moon comes in at #3 with 16.2 million copies, Pokemon X and Y comes in at #2 with 16.49 million copies, and, if we’re only going off by the sales, Mario Kart 7 is the best 3DS game with 18.92 million copies sold. sales Although it was discontinued years ago and the eshop is closed, the 3DS isn’t dead and gone forever. There is still a (relatively) healthy online community, and it’s still possible to get your hands on a console if you ever feel the itch. (Going to Ebay or looking at local online markets are your best bets.) So, just because the majority of our best memories with the 3DS are behind us, it doesn’t mean that there won’t be new ones in the future. More in Gaming 5 Best Ways to Get Gold in Lost Ark Octopath Traveler 2 Switch Review: An Improvement Over the Previous Game The Ultimate Elden Ring Bosses Guide: Hardest Bosses Ranked Feature image source

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Quality over quantity. That seems to be the golden rule when running a business and producing products that will be put into the hands of consumers. But in the case of the video game crash of 1983, the concept of putting out low quality products was so widespread that it led to the entire gaming industry almost collapsing. When you’ve got a deadline to meet, and money has been spent on a product in terms of marketing, research and development, and overhead costs necessary to keep the business afloat, it’s easy to try and cut corners. The problem with cutting corners is that it often leads to a much lower quality product in the long run. Low quality products damage consumer trust in your company, your products, and your brands. Subsequently, this would drive consumers from you to your competitors, which in most cases just lowers a company’s revenue for the year. In the 1980s, the video game industry had almost put the final nail in its own coffin, and if it wasn’t for Nintendo coming out with an innovative solution, the gaming industry as we know it wouldn’t have survived the video game crash of 1983. 1: Before The Video Game Crash
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4: Final Thoughts Table of Contents: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Gn-rQrFKK0&embedable=true Before The Video Game Crash Gaming was extremely popular in the late 1970s and 1980s. Arcade games were a favorite pastime of young and teenage children across America. It was common to see kids dropped off at arcade centers after school or on the weekends with a pocket full of quarters for an afternoon full of arcade fun. As gaming grew in popularity, home consoles started to release, that would allow gamers to play at home instead of having to drive out to the arcade every time they wanted to play Pac-Man. Millions and millions of dollars were being made in gaming and it seemed like everyone wanted a piece of the pie. The popularity of gaming was so high that companies that were involved in industries that had nothing to do with gaming, such as Quaker oats started investing in games and console development. And that attention is a large part of what led up to the industry as a whole crashing. The video game crash of 1983 actually looked rather similar to the streaming wars that are taking place today. Every company wanted to have their own platform to try and generate as much revenue as possible. Companies back then wanted as much profit as they could generate off of gaming, so multiple companies started developing and releasing their own gaming consoles.  The Mattel Aquarius, the Videopac+ G7400, and Super Cassette Vision were just a few of the consoles on the market. There were also a plethora of developers and development teams releasing games for these different consoles on the market. Releasing licensed movie tie-in games was especially popular and lucrative in the industry because children loved going to the movies and seeing their favorite characters on the big screen. So being able to come home, or go to the arcade and continue their adventures was heavily marketed to children and their parents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kv7DJrLAZus&embedable=true The problem with there being so many consoles and so many games is that quality began to take a nosedive. Companies started to believe that consumers would buy anything that had a big name attached to it, and that the quality of the product didn’t matter so long as it sold. Back in the 80s the internet wasn’t widespread in the way that it is today. Online review outlets for video games and gaming consoles were years away. The only ways to find out whether a game, or a console were worth the money were to either buy them and play them yourself, or rely on word of mouth. Eventually word of mouth turned sour, and that led directly into the video game crash of 1983. Lead Up To The Video Game Crash In the early 1980s the United States was undergoing an economic recession, which meant that there was less money to go around, especially when it came to leisure activities. As an end result, consumers were more conscious about what they were spending their money on, and how much money they were spending. More conservative spending caused a problem for gaming publishers and console makers that had invested tens of millions of dollars into games and consoles but weren’t seeing the return on their profits that they were hoping for. The solution offered was to spend less time and resources on games and essentially just put them out onto the market. Because the games were released on a shoestring budget, it’d be easy to make a profit if companies could get consumers to buy, which is why licensed tie-in games were so popular. But eventually word of mouth started catching up to publishers, because people started talking about how poor quality the games being released were. One of the most infamous examples is Atari’s E.T. The Extra Terrestrial movie tie-in that was developed in only 6 weeks to be released alongside the film. Once consumers started seeing that the games being released weren’t worth the money they’d cost to buy, consumer spending shifted from home consoles and arcades to home computers. Computers were expensive, just like consoles were, but computers were more versatile, because they could play games, but they could also be used for work, so they were a more worthwhile expenditure. The funds that used to be spent on gaming being diverted to other products led to the video game crash of 1983. Video Game Crash of 1983 Nintendo was founded in Japan and had been making video games since the 1970s. Its first console didn’t release until 1985 when the NES, a cartridge based game console, hit store shelves. The impact of the NES was felt immediately because of the way that Nintendo ran an extremely tight ship when it came to the games being released on their console. Unlike what console makers had been doing previously, Nintendo only allowed developers that were specifically licensed and had been given permission to develop and release games for the NES. To ensure that this standard was met, Nintendo developed a control chip that would talk to the NES and authenticate the game trying to be played. If that chip wasn’t present or it didn’t pass authentication, the game wouldn’t run. And Nintendo only gave out the control chips to licensed developers, so no one but developers that were handpicked could release games on the NES.
This licensing strategy led to fewer games being released for the NES than its other console counterparts at the time, but it also led to a higher quality of games, and record breaking revenues with the NES selling over 60 million units. Final Thoughts Quality over quantity. A concept that sounds so simple, but when money is involved, things get a little more complicated. It’s easy to look back at the video game crash of 1983 and ask ourselves “how did companies not see they were making mistakes?” And maybe they should have noticed. But hindsight is 2020, we learn from the past and make an effort to not make its mistakes again in the future. Thankfully in this case, the mistakes of the past didn’t lead to the death of the gaming industry, but its salvation through Nintendo and its console development that continues to innovate and set industry standards to this day.

The Video Game Crash of 1983: How Nintendo Saved the Industry

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The Noonification: Should the Next Nintendo Console Be a New Nintendo Switch? (3/4/2023)

The Nintendo Switch was released worldwide in 2017 and took the gaming landscape by storm. The console itself is a massive success and one of Nintendo’s best-selling consoles ever, having sold over 85 million units, which bodes well for Nintendo considering the commercial failure that was the Wii U. But it also carved out its own unique niche with gamers because it doubled as a home console that can be hooked up to a TV but also a handheld gaming device. At the time in 2017, the premise was revolutionary, and the Switch’s ability to be played anywhere made up for its shortcomings in other areas, namely a lack of powerful hardware. After six years on the market, the console is starting to show its age. The Switch’s hardware is struggling to run games at a consistently playable framerate, and with the release of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, gamers have been wondering when Nintendo will enter into the current generation of consoles with a new console release. In this article, I’ll explore Nintendo’s console history by analyzing its previous releases and speculate on what the next Nintendo console could be and should offer if it wants to stand out in a crowded console gaming landscape. Nintendo’s Console History Before looking ahead to the future and trying to determine where Nintendo should go with its next release, I’d like to look back to the past at their previous consoles. Nintendo has a long history of creating groundbreaking consoles, and that history starts with the Nintendo Entertainment System, typically called the NES in America, and the Family Computer Disc System, or the Famicom for short, in Japan. The NES was released in 1983, followed by the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990, the Nintendo 64 in 1996, the Gamecube released in 2001, the Wii came out in 2006, and finally, the Wii U launched in 2012. When looking at the Nintendo family of consoles, three consoles stand head and shoulders above the rest as being the most innovative and impactful: The NES, the WII, the Wii U, and the Switch. The NES quite literally saved the gaming industry after it crashed in 1983 because of Nintendo’s proprietary cartridge designs. Cartridge gaming wasn't anything new when Nintendo made the NES, but the way they designed their console was. Prior to the NES, anyone could make a game for any console, and this led to a number of companies making extremely bad games and selling them as pure cash grabs to try and make as much money as possible. Eventually, gamers got tired of playing poorly developed games, so they stopped buying games and consoles altogether. Nintendo saw this and implemented a chip system in their consoles that required game cartridges to have specific chips in them to be able to interface with the NES and play games. Without those chips, games wouldn’t work on the console, and Nintendo had the final say over what games would and wouldn’t get their stamp of approval. Less games got approval, but that led to a higher quality of game releases, which revitalized the industry in the late 1980s. The Wii came about in 2006 and surprised everyone. Instead of focusing on traditional controller-based gameplay, Wii games were very much based around motion. The Wiimote and its attachment, the Nunchuk, allowed for previously unseen levels of freedom and interaction when playing games. Swinging your controller in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword caused you to actually swing your sword when you were trying to hit an enemy. Motion controls in gaming led to a feeling of immersion because instead of just watching actions playing out on screen, you were physically causing them to happen. The Wii U did for portable console gaming what the Wii did for motion controls in gaming. By creating a gamepad that could either mirror the image on your TV screen or allow you to play the game entirely on the gamepad while someone else used the TV, suddenly portable console gaming became not only possible but viable. There were some limitations, and its limited functionality did lead to it being a commercial failure, but the Wii U’s Gamepad offered something that had never been seen or done before in terms of console gaming. Finally, there’s Nintendo’s latest console release, the Switch, which doubles as both a handheld and a fully portable console that can be attached to and played on a TV. The Switch innovated in so many ways because it improved on almost all of the limitations of the Wii U by giving gamers a better, less bulky experience that was able to be taken anywhere instead of being limited by proximity to a console box. Improved motion controls that took a cue from the Nintendo Wii helped to round out the package. There’s no telling what the future could hold for the next Nintendo console. But Nintendo has a long history of making innovative and sometimes industry-defining consoles and either creating trends in the console market or taking existing ideas and giving them a new spin to make them more popular than ever. What Does The Future Look Like For The Next Nintendo Console? When asking what the next Nintendo console will be, the obvious answer is to wonder whether or not it will be a new iteration of the Switch, which is possible, but there are some pros and cons to that idea. Pros: The Nintendo Switch is already in the hands of millions of gamers worldwide, so releasing a Nintendo Switch 2 that’s similar to the current console with either some innovations or iterations could be a smart move by Nintendo. Instead of having to introduce and do marketing for a new console and design by explaining what it is and what it does, Nintendo could ride the power of the already extremely strong Nintendo Switch brand. Name Recognition: Comfort: Gamers are already used to the Switch, so having a Switch 2 release that’s similar to the original would make them more likely to buy one if it was the next Nintendo console than they would be to buy a new console with a new design. Cons: Portable consoles will most likely always be weaker than stationary console counterparts because portable consoles have to be able to be taken anywhere, which means that they have to be made large enough to use, but small enough to be compact and able to be easily put in a bag or a carrying case. Hardware limitations: These smaller designs mean that there is less room for airflow, which is necessary to cool larger and more powerful pieces of hardware like graphics cards that heat up during use. Smaller hardware means less powerful hardware as an end result, and in an era where not only is 60 frames per second gaming becoming the norm, but also 4K gaming, that could be difficult to achieve in a portable package. Gamers invested in the Switch ecosystem could be hesitant to buy into a new platform if they’re happy with the console they already have and don’t feel the need or the desire for an upgrade. What Should Nintendo Do To Get Gamers Attention Given the strength of the Nintendo Switch, if Nintendo decides to create the next Nintendo console, the company will have to do something innovative to get the attention of the gaming industry at large, but also to set its new console apart from the Switch if it wants to continue to build brand awareness and capture market share. One possibility for that would be for Nintendo to focus on virtual reality, which isn’t uncharted territory because Nintendo did create its own VR platform in the Virtual Boy decades ago. What Nintendo would or could do with VR isn’t clear, but a full-scale Legend of Zelda game could be an incredible experience. Final Thoughts On The Next Nintendo Console: In conclusion, there is no real definitive answer to whether the next Nintendo console should be a Switch 2 or something new. There would certainly be benefits to there being a sequel to the Switch; similar branding would help increase the power and recognition of the Brand and be able to catch the consumer’s attention much more easily than a new console would be able to. But there’s also the possibility that Nintendo releasing the same kind of console twice in a row could be harmful to its brand because of consumers' expectations of innovation. Whatever Nintendo decides to do with its next console, it’s clear that the bar is extremely high, but given Nintendo’s pedigree for success, I have no doubt that they’ll be able to clear it.

Should the Next Nintendo Console Be a New Nintendo Switch?

পরবর্তী নিন্টেন্ডো কনসোলটি কি একটি নতুন নিন্টেন্ডো সুইচ হওয়া উচিত?

Sollte die nächste Nintendo-Konsole eine neue Nintendo Switch sein?

¿Debería la próxima consola de Nintendo ser un nuevo interruptor de Nintendo?

La prochaine console Nintendo devrait-elle être une nouvelle Nintendo Switch ?

क्या अगला निनटेंडो कंसोल एक नया निनटेंडो स्विच होना चाहिए?

次の任天堂コンソールは新しいニンテンドースイッチであるべきですか?

다음 Nintendo 콘솔은 새로운 Nintendo Switch가 되어야 할까요?

O próximo console da Nintendo deve ser um novo Nintendo Switch?

Bir Sonraki Nintendo Konsolu Yeni Bir Nintendo Switch Olmalı mı?

Bảng điều khiển Nintendo tiếp theo có nên là một Nintendo Switch mới không?

下一个 Nintendo 控制台应该是一个新的 Nintendo Switch 吗？

For much of the 20th century, dominated the playing card market in Japan the same way it would dominate the video game industry decades later. In the 1990s, , it already controlled the video game industry with an . The Japanese gaming giant had achieved unprecedented success in the United States and around the world. Nintendo about a century after Nintendo was founded estimated market share of more than 80% Following is a dive in on the rise and fall of Nintendo's dominance in the video game market. Nintendo's Early Days The history of video games might have looked like it opened up with Atari taking the stage. Truth is, however, the first video game prototypes were created in l , but then, the industry's growth was largely attributed to Atari's introduction of . aboratories in the 1960s Pong in 1972 Nintendo's dominance started when the video game industry was experiencing a repulse. As of the early 1980s, the video game market was in decline following the collapse of Atari. While Atari fell through the ropes, Nintendo released an electronic toy game called "Beam Gun" (later known as Zapper) in 1984 that was compatible with arcade games, and this, in part, also will help catapult Nintendo to the top of the game market at the time. With sales of more than the Zapper will later come to rank among the most popular game accessories. 29 million copies, Arcade gaming rose to prominence in the 1970s both in Japan and throughout the world. The arcade table tennis game was what became very popular first, and this attracted a lot of players and businesses into the market; the challenge, however, was that making their own imitations. In line with this with the rush, Atari released a home console version of Pong in 1975. Later, in 1977, it also released its own home console, the Atari 2600, which went on to become the first console to sell more than a million units. these businesses started But the big stumble started when Atari licensed extraordinarily expensive ports of Pac-Man and an E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial video game in an effort to tap into the expanding home console market. This particular step cost the corporation millions in returns and many more in reputation harm because the products were hurried to market, and released in subpar condition. Arcade games brought in $27 billion in revenue in 1982, while console sales came in around $14 billion. In a desperate rush for a piece of the action, video game producers crowded the market, and many additional diminutive attempts at games and systems led to a decline across the sector as other businesses also sought to profit on the market. Arcade game sales fell by 66% and console game sales fell by 93% between 1982 and 1985, and Atari suffered a $536 million loss in 1983. By 1987, of the market for video game hardware, and from 80% just a few years before, Atari's market share had decreased to 24%. Nintendo controlled 65% Nintendo saw an opportunity to enter the market with a new console, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The NES was introduced in the United States in 1985 and was an immediate success. By 1989, Nintendo utterly dominated the games business, . owning a 95% share of the console sector One of the key factors in the NES's success was the release of the game Super Mario Bros. The Nintendo NES is a third-generation gaming console that until it was discontinued in 1995. It is renowned as the longest-lasting video gaming platform in history. The game quickly became a cultural phenomenon and also helped to establish Nintendo as a major player in the video game industry. sold 62 million units worldwide Nintendo also did something remarkable during the downturn, which can equally be attributed to its success, after the market suffered a succession of mediocre game releases, it became obvious that almost no one wanted to buy video games. They started using clever marketing and distribution strategies to reach a wide audience, including children. They marketed the Nintendo brand as a toy company. The original came with a toy called R.O.B. to assist you in playing the games. NES gaming consoles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU1-ncmPiJk&embedable=true The Console Wars Millions of gamers had grown up with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and its iconic character, Mario. However, Nintendo's dominance was not to last. In the years that followed, the company faced challenges from new competitors, changing technology, and shifting consumer preferences. Through the NES game station, Nintendo originally debuted titles like Final Fantasy, Castlevania, Metroid, and The Legend Of Zelda. But Nintendo's dominance in the video game market began to erode in the late 1980s and early 1990s, as new competitors emerged. On 14 August 1989, SEGA, a different manufacturer of game consoles, " to the US market, a potent and intense gaming machine that quickly gained popularity. As a result, SEGA quickly established itself as a formidable foe of Nintendo, and the console war was born. introduced "Genesis, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKj_4ArfcYg&embedable=true The Genesis was marketed as a more sophisticated and mature console than the NES and was able to appeal to an older demographic. Sega's aggressive marketing campaigns, which included the " " slogan, were aimed at chipping away at Nintendo's dominance. Genesis does what Nintendon't https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NECDgA3gu8I&embedable=true But, while competitors like SEGA hovered on the surface, Nintendo responded to the emergence by releasing new products and making more strategic business decisions. In 1991, the company released the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), a more advanced console than the NES. The SNES featured improved graphics, sound, and processing power, and also had a wider range of games. Nintendo also made deals with third-party developers to create exclusive games for the SNES, which helped to set it apart from its competitors. The gaming giant entered the handheld gaming market with the release of the Game Boy in 1989, which quickly became a best-seller, and cushioned most of the harm wrought by the loss of market dominance to SEGA. Even as SEGA continued to criticize Nintendo's inferior technical specifications directly, market dominance eluded it for years. It was not until the company started implementing a part of Nintendo’s own strategy did the SEGA Genesis come to outsell the Nintendo Entertainment system sometime around 1991. The next year, of the home console market, surpassing Nintendo's five-year dominance. SEGA controlled 65% Struggle for Survival Despite Nintendo's efforts to stay ahead of the competition, the company began to lose market share in the mid-1990s. One of the key reasons was the emergence of the Sony PlayStation into the American market in 1995. The PlayStation was a more advanced console than the SNES and also had a wider range of games. Sony was able to take advantage of new technology, including CD-ROMs, to create games that were more sophisticated than those available on the SNES. The Sony Playstation was the first console ever to sell more than 100 million units. The rise of computer gaming and online gaming also began to impact the video game market as consumers began to shift away from traditional consoles. The Commodore 64's introduction in 1982 contributed significantly to the shift in gaming toward personal computers at the same time. After being introduced in the same year, the Commodore 64 quickly became the de facto low-end computer, and for the following ten years, it received support for peripherals and software. But the struggle for Nintendo truly started in the early 2000s with the release of the with Sony's PlayStation 2 and Microsoft's Xbox. In 2002, Microsoft launched the (now known as the Xbox network) online gaming network and it was a raving success; the next year, its first loss in three decades, and again in 2014 as well. The same year, Blizzard entered the Massive Multiplayer Online Games (MMOG) subscription market on PCs with the release of World of Warcraft, which was based on the Warcraft franchise. GameCube, which failed to compete Xbox Live Nintendo announced With the release of the Nintendo Wii in 2006, which featured Wii sports and Mario Kart Wii, Nintendo also established a level of control over the home video game market; however, Nintendo's next console, the Wii U, was a commercial failure, selling only 13.5 million units compared to its predecessor, the Wii, which sold over 100 million units, damaging to an extent, some of the momentum Nintendo had acquired with the Wii. According to , after releasing Wii U, Nintendo's stock price hit its lowest level in more than five years. Bloomberg Nintendo also faced stiff competition from mobile phones, which were becoming increasingly popular as gaming devices. One of Nintendo's first major competitors on mobile devices came from other mobile game developers, such as Supercell, King, and Rovio. These companies had created popular mobile games like Clash of Clans, Candy Crush Saga, and Angry Birds, which had already established large and loyal fan bases. In July 2016, an obscure Californian firm named Niantic (which was a former division of Google) launched a smartphone game app in Australia. The game was an instant hit, with millions of people downloading and playing it within days of its release. Within a week, had surpassed all previous app launches in size and was raking in millions of dollars per day. Fortunately, Nintendo was a strategic investor. Although Nintendo was not the developer of Pokemon Go, it owned a 32% stake in The Pokemon Company, which meant that it still benefited financially from the game's success. Pokemon Go Nintendo's Current Position in the Industry Nintendo managed to make a comeback with the release of the Nintendo Switch in 2017, a hybrid console that can be played both as a home console and a portable device. The console was a huge success, selling about 122.5 million units worldwide, according to Nintendo's most recent sales report for the fourth quarter of 2022. This also made it one of the all-time best-selling systems in the world after PlayStation 2, which has sold 158 million units, and the Nintendo DS, which has sold 154.02 million. however, Nintendo had only a 0.05% console operating system market share worldwide, Xbox had a 14.77% market share, and PlayStation took the lead at 85.19% market share. The best-selling game for both the and in the US in 2022, according to Statista, was Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, which was released by Activision Blizzard. While Pokémon Scarlet and Violet was the top-selling on the platform for the same period and region as well. , As of January 2023 Xbox PlayStation Nintendo Nintendo has also found success with releasing new titles such as Animal Crossing: New Horizons, which became a cultural sensation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, Nintendo is no longer the top major player in the market but still maintains a high market capitalization. Currently, the top five largest video game companies by market cap are Microsoft, Tencent, Sony, Activision Blizzard, and NetEase. Meanwhile, Nintendo is still the world's oldest video game company that is still in operation and continues to be one of the largest solely video game developers in the world. The company continues to hold the top spot on the list of the biggest video game publishers in the world, of the total income generated by the video game software publishing sector as of the time of writing. accounting for 9.7% Nintendo's success can be attributed to its focus on innovation and unique gameplay experiences and its ability to create beloved characters and franchises that have stood the test of time. Regardless of disruptions, the company has managed to tap into the nostalgia of its fans, while still appealing to a new generation of players.

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