Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Fujijiro Yamanouchi began manufacturing Hanafuda cards in Shimokyo-ku, Kyoto City.

Initiated the production of Japan's first playing cards.

Established Marufuku Co., Ltd. (now Nintendo Co., Ltd.) in Imakumo Higashiwata-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City.

Renamed to Nintendo Bakuta Co., Ltd.

Consolidated dispersed manufacturing sites in Kyoto City to Fukinagami Takamatsu-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, and established a factory.

Successfully manufactured Japan's first plastic playing cards and began mass production.

Moved headquarters to Fukinagami Takamatsu-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City. Released playing cards featuring Disney characters.

Moved headquarters to Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Takamatsu-cho, Fukino-ue.

Released a deck of playing cards featuring Disney characters.

Established a Tokyo branch in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.

Listed shares on the Second Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange and the Kyoto Stock Exchange.

Renamed to Nintendo Co., Ltd. (current corporate name).

Developed an automatic card back-adhesive machine to automate card manufacturing.

Designated as part of the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange.

Developed the business leisure system "Laser-Craze Shooting System."

Released home video game consoles "TV Game 15" and "TV Game 6."

Developed and began selling a business video game console.

Released the handheld game console "Game & Watch." Established a local subsidiary, Nintendo of America Inc., in New York State.

Released the handheld game console "Game & Watch".

Established Nintendo of America Inc. as a local subsidiary in New York State, USA.

Developed and began selling the business video game console "Donkey Kong."

Established a new local subsidiary, Nintendo of America Inc., in Washington State and merged it with the existing New York State subsidiary.

Listed shares on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Released the home video game console "Family Computer." Established the Uji factory in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture.

Following the launch of the Nintendo Entertainment System™ in 1983

Listed shares on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Released the home video game console "Family Computer".

Established the Uji factory in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture.

Released the game software "Super Mario Bros." for the Family Computer.

Released the handheld game console "Game Boy."

Released the home video game console "Super Famicom." Established the local subsidiary Nintendo of Europe GmbH (now Nintendo of Europe SE) in Germany.

Released the home video game console "Super Famicom".

Established Nintendo of Europe GmbH (now Nintendo of Europe SE) as a local subsidiary in Germany.

Nintendo established in Australia

Released the home video game console "Nintendo 64."

Nintendo 64 launched

the launch of Pokémon cards

Moved headquarters to 11-1 Kamitoba Hokorita-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto City (current location).

Released the handheld game console "Game Boy Advance." Released the home video game console "Nintendo GameCube."

Released the handheld game console "Game Boy Advance".

Released the home video game console "Nintendo GameCube".

Game Boy Advance launched

Nintendo GameCube launched

Game Boy Advance SP is launched

Released the handheld game console "Nintendo DS."

Nintendo DS is launched

Released the home video game console "Wii."

Released the handheld game console "Nintendo DSi."

Released the handheld game console "Nintendo 3DS."

Released the home video game console "Wii U."

Released the handheld game console "New Nintendo 3DS."

Released the app "Miitomo" for smart devices.

Released the portable home video game console "Nintendo Switch." Established Nintendo Sales Co., Ltd. in Taito-ku, Tokyo.

Released the portable home video game console "Nintendo Switch".

Established Nintendo Sales Co., Ltd. in Taito-ku, Tokyo.

Launched the online service "Nintendo Switch Online."

Opened the first domestic official store "Nintendo TOKYO" in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.

Opened the first Nintendo theme area "Super Nintendo World" at Universal Studios Japan.

Transitioned to the Prime market following a change in the Tokyo Stock Exchange market classification.

Released the first anime film produced by Nintendo, "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."

Opened the "Nintendo Museum," a public facility in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture where visitors can learn about and experience the history of Nintendo's entertainment.

Released the home video game console "Nintendo Switch 2".