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Nintendo Co, Ltd of Kyoto, Japan is one of the world's leading creator of interactive entertainment. Their American branch, responsible for operations in the western hemisphere and the facilitating the 40% of American households where Nintendo game consoles reside, is known as Nintendo of America. | [[Nintendo]] Co, Ltd of Kyoto, Japan is one of the world's leading creator of interactive entertainment. Their American branch, responsible for operations in the western hemisphere and the facilitating the 40% of American households where Nintendo game consoles reside, is known as Nintendo of America. | ||
Nintendo of America was established in 1980 as a wholly owned subsidiary in New York. Two years later, they merged into Nintendo of America, Inc. and moved to Seattle, WA with a total capital of $600,000. NoA headquarters is now established in Redmond, WA and has realized a significant growth since its entry to North America. | Nintendo of America was established in 1980 as a wholly owned subsidiary in New York. Two years later, they merged into Nintendo of America, Inc. and moved to Seattle, WA with a total capital of $600,000. NoA headquarters is now established in Redmond, WA and has realized a significant growth since its entry to North America. | ||
Revision as of 22:07, 7 March 2007
Nintendo Co, Ltd of Kyoto, Japan is one of the world's leading creator of interactive entertainment. Their American branch, responsible for operations in the western hemisphere and the facilitating the 40% of American households where Nintendo game consoles reside, is known as Nintendo of America.
Nintendo of America was established in 1980 as a wholly owned subsidiary in New York. Two years later, they merged into Nintendo of America, Inc. and moved to Seattle, WA with a total capital of $600,000. NoA headquarters is now established in Redmond, WA and has realized a significant growth since its entry to North America.
source: www.nintendo.com