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The 31 pages that link to Nintendo, each with the reason it gives.

• Shigeru MiyamotoNarrower topic: Miyamoto’s career and creative teams were shaped by Nintendo’s products and internal studios.

• Nintendo Entertainment SystemNarrower topic: Nintendo developed the console and controlled its hardware, licensing, and signature games.

• Nintendo SwitchNarrower topic: The Switch reflects Nintendo’s long-standing focus on distinctive play experiences.

• SonyCompared with: Nintendo competes with PlayStation while focusing more narrowly on games and dedicated hardware.

• PokémonRelated: Nintendo’s publishing and platform role helped bring the games to a global audience.

• Game BoyNarrower topic: The Game Boy’s success strengthened Nintendo’s position in the video game industry.

• Super Mario Bros.Narrower topic: The game's success strengthened Nintendo's position in the home-console market.

• Nintendo 64Narrower topic: The company designed, manufactured, and published games for the console.

• SegaCompared with: Its competition with Sega shaped the 1990s console market and marketing culture.

• Sega GenesisRelated: Its Super Nintendo system was the Genesis’s principal rival in North America.

• Nintendo DSNarrower topic: Nintendo designed, manufactured, and published games for the DS platform.

• Sony Interactive EntertainmentCompared with: Its console strategy emphasizes Nintendo-owned franchises and distinctive hardware.

• Hiroshi YamauchiRelated: Yamauchi led Nintendo through its transformation from a card maker into a global game company.

• Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNarrower topic: Nintendo designed, manufactured, and published games for the system.

• MarioNarrower topic: The company introduced Mario and has published his games throughout his history.

• Valve CorporationCompared with: Its integrated console-and-game model offers a contrast to Valve’s PC-centered platform.

• History of video gamesRelated: Its hardware and game series shaped several turning points in the industry's history.

• Satoru IwataNarrower topic: Iwata’s leadership shaped the company’s strategy during a major transition in games and hardware.

• WiiNarrower topic: Nintendo developed and marketed the Wii as a new direction for home gaming.

• Golden age of arcade video gamesRelated: Its arcade and later home-console successes carried ideas from the boom into new markets.

• Satoshi TajiriRelated: Nintendo published Pokémon’s original games and helped bring Tajiri’s concept to a worldwide audience.

• Trip HawkinsCompared with: Its integrated hardware-and-software model contrasted with 3DO’s plan to license hardware production.

• GameCubeNarrower topic: The GameCube’s market performance informed decisions at the company that made it.

• NonogramRelated: Its game releases introduced the format to many players outside Japan.

• Terry GouRelated: Foxconn has manufactured Nintendo hardware, extending its role into the video-game industry.

• Charles MartinetNarrower topic: The company’s games gave Martinet his signature roles and public profile.

• History of Video Game ConsolesRelated: Its entry and later systems helped rebuild and reshape console markets.

• Pokémon RedRelated: Nintendo’s handheld platform and publishing brought Red to market.

• Super Mario Bros. themeNarrower topic: The theme emerged from Nintendo’s early effort to make game music memorable within technical limits.

• The Super Mario Galaxy MovieNarrower topic: The film adapts characters and worlds owned and developed by Nintendo.

• Video game art designRelated: Its long-running series demonstrate how visual identities evolve across generations.