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...ndo Research & Development 1]], created the directional pad, or D-pad, for the [[Ball]] [[Game & Watch]] system in [[1980]]. ...ol, two action buttons on the right half, and a select and start button in the center.

...controller''' in Japan, is a [[gamepad]] controller that was included with the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. ...d a cross-shaped directional pad that was designed by [[Gunpei Yokoi]] for the [[Game & Watch]] systems.

...r to interact with computer graphics, simulating reality or a world unlike the real-world. Virtual reality is usually presented through a head-mounted dis ...omputers were envisioned that were vastly different from the prior uses of computer technology.

...is an accessory, modeled after a gun, that uses a sensor to detect light. The first light guns emitted light at electromechanical targets, while modern l ...get was a light-sensing tube, and the target would drop if the tube sensed the light, signaling a successful hit.

...search & Development 2 (任天堂開発第二部, Nintendō Kaihatsu Daini Bu, R&D2)''' was the second video game development group within [[Nintendo]]. It was managed by ...gh it ported several arcade games to home systems, and it is credited with the creation of several video games as well.

...ーズ　ガン, Kōsen jū Shirīzu Gan)''' in Japan, is a [[light gun]] accessory for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. It was first released in Japan in 1984, ...esemble a science-fiction ray gun. Four years after its initial release in the United States, it was redesigned again to further distance itself from a re

...has been in the [[video game console]] business since [[1977]], making it the only company to release at least one console in every console generation. ...in Japan. The company was founded in an area of Kyoto that was well known for Yakuza activity. Yamauchi used this to his advantage, originally producing