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==Nintendo Games== ...ted in creating toys during his spare time, he was moved to the [[Nintendo Games]] division.

company_name = Nintendo Games | '''Nintendo Games (任天堂ゲーム, Nintendo Gēmu)''' was the first game development depa

==Video games== ...tyle: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | ''[[Street Fighter IV|Ultra Street Fighter IV]]''

...br />Xbox 360 NA: November 26, 2008<br />PS3 EU: February 19, 2009<br />'''Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers'''<br />Switch WW: May 26, 2017| added_to_museum = Switch (Ultra Street Fighter II): January 31, 2018<br />DOS ([[Street Fighter Series]]):

...service was released to retail which included the [[Chromecast|Chromecast Ultra]] and a Stadia Controller. ==Stadia-exclusive video games at the time of closure==

...D]], [[digital distribution]], [[DVD]], [[Ultra-high-definition television|Ultra HD]] [[Blu-ray]], [[SD Card]]| ...rts playing games on a physical [[Game Card]] and also supports purchasing games over the [[internet]] through [[digital distribution]].

==Wii U retail games owned by WEC Museum== ...rder-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | [[Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash]]

...intendo DS''' and '''Nintendo DS Lite''' are backward compatible with most games from its predecessor, the [[Game Boy Advance]]. The systems in the [[Ninten ==Retail Nintendo DS games owned by WEC Museum==

The PlayStation Classic contained twenty built-in games, running on the open-source [[emulation|emulator]], [[PCSX|PCSX ReARMed]], ==Games list==

==Games officially supported by LASER== ...as since expanded to support several other games. It currently supports 35 games.

...mpany, and the company became Nintendo Co., Ltd. They expanded beyond card games by buying companies in a variety of industries, including becoming the prin ...ment, and entered the Japanese toy industry in [[1964]]. In [[1966]], the "Ultra Hand", a toy designed by [[Gunpei Yokoi]] that had an extending arm that co

...games of the [[Mario sports series|''Mario'' sports series]], and in most games in the [[Super Smash Bros. series|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. ==Video games wherein Bowser is a playable character==

...games of the [[Mario sports series|''Mario'' sports series]], and in most games of the [[Super Smash Bros. series|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. ==Video games with Peach as a playable character==

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The original Wii, model RVL-001, supported games on Wii Optical Discs and on GameCube Game Discs through backward compatibil The Wii RVL-101 supported games on Wii Optical Discs and through digital distribution on internal storage a

...ght in the middle of the 1990s nostalgia boom. It featured twenty built-in games, HDMI display output for high definition televisions, and two new replica c ==Physical PlayStation games owned by WEC Museum==

...line]] subscription to play select [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] games on the [[Nintendo Switch]]. ==Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online games==

industry = Video games | ==Retail Capcom games owned by WEC Museum==

They contain officially licensed games created by hobbyists as well as prominent developers including [[Athena]], ...ATJ227X CPU, with an integrated GPU. It contained 256 MB of SDRAM and the games were included on the internal flash media.

industry = Video games | products = Playing cards, toys, video games, video game hardware, video game consoles|