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systems = [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]], [[Nintendo DS|DS]], [[Nintendo DSi|DSi]], [[New Nintendo 3DS|New 3DS]], [[Nintendo Switch|Switch]]| | systems = [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]], [[Nintendo DS|DS]], [[Nintendo DSi|DSi]], [[New Nintendo 3DS|New 3DS]], [[Nintendo Switch|Switch]]| | ||
release = 2004-present| | release = 2004-present| | ||
added_to_museum = See [[:Category:Computers and consoles by Nintendo|computers and consoles by Nintendo]]| | added_to_museum = See [[:Category:Computers and consoles manufactured by Nintendo|computers and consoles by Nintendo]]| | ||
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'''Game Card''' is the term for the media used by [[Nintendo]] in their cartridge-based [[video game console]]s from the [[Nintendo DS]] to the present. | '''Game Card''' is the term for the media used by [[Nintendo]] in their cartridge-based [[video game console]]s from the [[Nintendo DS]] to the present. | ||
Revision as of 03:44, 8 November 2023
This article is about Nintendo's Game Card. For other storage media referred to as cards, see Bee Card, HuCard, Punched card, or Sega Card.
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| Game Card | |
| Developer | Nintendo |
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| Publisher | Nintendo |
| Systems | 3DS, DS, DSi, New 3DS, Switch |
| Released | 2004-present |
| Added to Museum | See computers and consoles by Nintendo |
Game Card is the term for the media used by Nintendo in their cartridge-based video game consoles from the Nintendo DS to the present.
Prior to the Nintendo DS, Nintendo used the term Game Pak for their ROM cartridges.
The Nintendo Switch Game Card was flash storage. Prior to this, Game Cards were ROM cartridges.
Systems that use Game Cards
- Nintendo DS (2004)
- Nintendo DSi (2009)
- Nintendo 3DS (2011)
- New Nintendo 3DS (2015)
- Nintendo Switch (2017)
