Nintendo Co., Ltd., started in Japan in 1889. Its portable gaming console platform is relatively famous and has a more influential gaming platform manufacturer around the world.

Nintendo's predecessor was established on September 23, 1889. It was originally a small company founded by Fusajiro Yamauchi, which specialized in the creation of a Japanese handmade card called Hanaza. It was officially renamed Nintendo Co., Ltd. in 1963. Nintendo once developed many businesses, such as hotels and TV games companies. In addition, Nintendo also holds the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball. The business gradually shifted to electronic products, and then developed the Famicom Nintendo game console, making it quickly become the world's largest TV game company. The subsequent release of Super Famicom, N64, GameCube, Wii and other consoles has strengthened Nintendo's position in the TV game industry, and to this day.

They developed in Japan in 1983 and later in different regions, such as in North America in 1985 and in Europe in 1986. Nintendo Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. To this day, Nintendo has sold more than 2 billion game software worldwide.

Nintendo's game consoles sold 31.7 million units in 1991, entering American families with more than 1/3; the game "Super Mario" series was popular in 150 countries around the world, and by 1991, nearly 70 million boxes were sold, with 1.2 billion "Super Mario" fans; "Tetris" sold 32 million boxes in 1992 alone, and the Moscow Red Square Cathedral, which is the background of the game, is called the "tetris tower" by children around the world, and the Tchaikovsky's works as the background music became the "Song of Nintendo"; "Game Boy" sold more than 40 million units by 1996. US President Bush once attended a military intelligence meeting with the "Game Boy" in hand, and former Soviet astronauts once invited him to travel to space with the "Game Boy". In 1995, 30% of Japan's semiconductor production was used in Nintendo products. In 1996, Nintendo's turnover was US$3.276 billion, profit was US$554 million, and the market value was US$10.432 billion. Now, a box of new Nintendo game cards are sold every 5 seconds around the world.

"Nintendo" comes from the idiom "Planning is in people, and success is in heaven." President Hiroshi Yamauchi switched his main business from producing poker cards to computer game consoles in the 1980s. Its game has a great influence, which has benefited many players deeply. In the 1970s, Atari Company launched a high-tech computer gaming industry. Coincidentally, Nintendo, a Japanese company specializing in computer game consoles, also caused a stir after putting its home computer game console (FC) on the market in the early 1980s. .