Nintendo

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Nintendo^[a] is a Japanese multinational video game company headquartered in Kyoto. It is responsible for the creation and development of The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario franchises.

In the Minecraft franchise

• There is a Super Mario Mash-Up Pack.‌^{[Switch & New 3DS only]}
• Minecraft exists for the following consoles made by Nintendo: Nintendo Switch,^{[note 1]} Nintendo 3DS^{[note 2]} and Wii U.
  • Minecraft Dungeons, Minecraft Legends, and Minecraft: Story Mode can also be played on Nintendo consoles, with Dungeons and Legends being playable on Switch, and Story Mode being playable on both Wii U and Switch.

External references

• The Challanger Pack 7 DLC for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a game owned by Nintendo, adds Steve and Alex as playable fighters.

History

In 1889, Fusajiro Yamauchi created a company called Nintendo to make Hanafuda cards. Later in 1977, Hiroshi Yamautchi turned Nintendo into a video game company.

• In 2015, Nintendo teamed up with Mojang and 4J Studios to create the Wii U Edition of Minecraft.
• In September of 2017, Nintendo, Mojang and Other Ocean Interactive created the New Nintendo 3DS Edition of Minecraft, 2 months after the discontinuation of the New Nintendo 3DS.
• In 2018, Nintendo, Mojang and 4J Studios created the Nintendo Switch Edition.
  • Later that same year, Nintendo Switch Edition was replaced with Bedrock Edition.
• In 2020, Nintendo introduced the Challenge Pack 7 DLC to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which added Steve and Alex as playable fighters.

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