Nintendo Love

Wednesday, November 21, 2012
By: Matthew Doucette

We've always been huge Nintendo fans, and still play NES games today. Here's some Nintendo love for you, in the form of facts and figures from MBAOnline.com:


Nintendo by MBAOnline.com

 

What stands out to me is something I already knew, that Nintendo started in 1889 making playing cards, something very family oriented. In comparison Sega, which stood for Service Games (SEvice GAmes), started in 1940 making coin-operated games, something very hardcore. You can still see the roots in these two companies today. Nintendo making family oriented products and Sega making hardcore arcade games. I love them BOTH.

 

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About the Author: I am Matthew Doucette of Xona Games, an award-winning indie game studio that I founded with my twin brother. We make intensified arcade-style retro games. Our business, our games, our technology, and we as competitive gamers have won prestigious awards and received worldwide press. Our business has won $190,000 in contests. Our games have ranked from #1 in Canada to #1 in Japan, have become #1 best sellers in multiple countries, have won game contests, and have held 3 of the top 5 rated spots in Japan of all Xbox LIVE indie games. Our game engines have been awarded for technical excellence. And we, the developers, have placed #1 in competitive gaming competitions -- relating to the games we make. Read about our story, our awards, our games, and view our blog.