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Nintendo plans upgraded Switch console and major games for 2021 | The Japan Times
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Nintendo Dips After New Switch Disappoints in Japan Debut - Bloomberg
Nintendo is the 6th most desirable company to work at for Japanese undergrads | GoNintendo
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Typhoon knocks off the "N" from Nintendo's logo at Japanese headquarters - Nintendo Everything
Hiroshi Yamauchi, who ran Nintendo for 53 years, dies at age 85
Nintendo Switch sold more than the Xbox One Last year in Japan, the Japanese company ended up buying both PlayStation and Xbox - Game News 24
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Nintendo is now Japan's richest company | KitGuru
Average Nintendo Japan employee earns $80,000, works less than 8 hours per day | GamesIndustry.biz
Nintendo's profit soars as pandemic has people playing games | KDBC
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Nintendo sold 3,3 million yen switch in six months ended September 30 - Game News 24
Nintendo loses $1 billion in market value because of Animal Crossing launch delay- Technology News, Firstpost
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Nintendo Tokyo: Inside Nintendo's First Store in Japan
An old vintage Japanese market version of the Nintendo 'Family Computer' video game console knows also as 'Famicom'. The Famicom cames out in 1983 and was the first video game console created
Nintendo Is Reportedly Japan's Richest Company Of 2020 - Nintendo Life
Nintendo President Thinks Company Could Move Beyond Consoles - Game Informer
