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** [[Satellaview]]: A Japan-only add-on for the Super Famicom allowing broadcast downloads of games through satellite radio, backed by live-streamed audio sometimes featuring voice-acting. |
** [[Satellaview]]: A Japan-only add-on for the Super Famicom allowing broadcast downloads of games through satellite radio, backed by live-streamed audio sometimes featuring voice-acting. |
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* [[Nintendo 64]]: While not so successful as its two predecessors, mostly due to sticking with the cartridge format over the cheaper and (for the time) high-capacity CD format, it ''did'' bring titles that are still highly regarded, such as ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time]]'', ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[GoldenEye 007 (1997 video game)|Golden Eye 1997]]'', the latter of which managed to show that [[The Problem with Licensed Games|not all licensed games have to suck.]] |
* [[Nintendo 64]]: While not so successful as its two predecessors, mostly due to sticking with the cartridge format over the cheaper and (for the time) high-capacity CD format, it ''did'' bring titles that are still highly regarded, such as ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time]]'', ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' and ''[[GoldenEye 007 (1997 video game)|Golden Eye 1997]]'', the latter of which managed to show that [[The Problem with Licensed Games|not all licensed games have to suck.]] |
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* [[Nintendo GameCube]]: Their first system to use optical discs, but like the Nintendo 64, it suffered from a lack of third-party development and lagged behind the competition. However, in recent years, the console and a handful of its games were [[Vindicated by History]]. |
* [[Nintendo GameCube]]: Their first system to use optical discs, but like the Nintendo 64, it suffered from a lack of third-party development and lagged behind the competition. However, in recent years, the console and a handful of its games were [[Vindicated by History]]. |
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* [[Wii]]: The current system, the selling point being its simple motion controls. It has been the basis for a rise in Nintendo's fortunes, outselling its competitors by tens of millions. A focus on drawing in casual gamers, as well as drawing in the long-timers by assimilating its own past, as well as that of others, has been the impetus for that. The Wii became known for many of its health and sports-related games rather than the company's traditional run-and-gun gameplay. |
* [[Wii]]: The current system, the selling point being its simple motion controls. It has been the basis for a rise in Nintendo's fortunes, outselling its competitors by tens of millions. A focus on drawing in casual gamers, as well as drawing in the long-timers by assimilating its own past, as well as that of others, has been the impetus for that. The Wii became known for many of its health and sports-related games rather than the company's traditional run-and-gun gameplay. |
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* [[Wii U]]: The next-gen system. |
* [[Wii U]]: The next-gen system. |
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* Nintendo Switch |
* [[Nintendo Switch]]: Included with the Switch and reportedly contains an additional GPU (the "Performance Module") to render high-resolution graphics for HDTV. |
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== Portable Consoles == |
== Portable Consoles == |