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Before the days of [[ESRB]] video game ratings, Nintendo maintained a strict policy banning the inclusion of pornography in games made for it's consoles as they feared "their name would be forever tarnished." Nintendo of America and Nintendo of Europe also banned games containing blood, graphic or domestic violence, drug use, and political messages. However, NOA and NOE also were alleged to ban religious symbols in games, although in Legend of Zelda, religious symbols were still shown. These policies vanished when ESRB started rating video games.
 
Before the days of [[ESRB]] video game ratings, Nintendo maintained a strict policy banning the inclusion of pornography in games made for it's consoles as they feared "their name would be forever tarnished." Nintendo of America and Nintendo of Europe also banned games containing blood, graphic or domestic violence, drug use, and political messages. However, NOA and NOE also were alleged to ban religious symbols in games, although in Legend of Zelda, religious symbols were still shown. These policies vanished when ESRB started rating video games.
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==Nintendo Video game systems==
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==Nintendo video game systems==
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[[Image:Bible_adventures.jpg|right|190px|thumb|An unlicensed NES game cartridge.]]
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[[File:Bible adventures.jpg|190px|thumb|An unlicensed NES game cartridge]]
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*[[NES]] - Nintendo Entertainment System.
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*[[Game Boy]] - A classic handheld games console.
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*[[Nintendo Entertainment System]] - Nintendo Entertainment System.
 
*[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] - Super Nintendo, a 16-bit console.
 
*[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] - Super Nintendo, a 16-bit console.
 
*[[Virtual Boy]] - A mobile system which utilised 2 screens to provide a 3D view.
 
*[[Virtual Boy]] - A mobile system which utilised 2 screens to provide a 3D view.
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*[[N64]] - [[Nintendo 64]], Nintendo's first 64bit console.
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*[[Nintendo 64]] - [[Nintendo 64]], Nintendo's first 64bit console.
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*[[GBC]] - Game Boy Color, evolution of the original with a color screen.
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*[[Nintendo GameCube]] - A cube-shaped console that competed with Sony's [[PlayStation 2]] and Microsoft's [[Xbox]].
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*[[GBA]] - Game Boy Advance, a 32-bit handheld.
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*[[Wii]] - Nintendo's seventh generation console which competed with [[Microsoft]]'s [[Xbox 360]] and Sony's [[PlayStation 3]].<ref>http://nexgenwars.com/</ref>
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*[[GBA SP]]- Game Boy Advance SP, an upgraded version of the Game Boy Advance.
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*[[Wii U]]- Nintendo's eighth generation console.
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*[[GameCube]] - Nintendo's entry to the console war with Sony's PS2 ([[Playstation2]]) & Microsoft [[Xbox]]. Despite succeeding a 64-bit system, it was actually 32-bit.
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*[[Nintendo Switch]] - Nintendo's ninth generation console. It is primarily a home console, but it also functions as a handheld system.
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*[[DS]] - An innovative 32-bit handheld.
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*[[DS Lite]] - Nintendo DS Lite, an improved version of the original.
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;Handhelds
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*[[DSi]] - vastly improved version of the DS, with a completely updated [[Operating System]] and featuring, two cameras, downloadable content available for free or real world money (includes a free internet web  
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*[[Game Boy]] - A classic handheld games console.
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*[[Game Boy Color]] - Very similar to the original Game Boy but includes a color screen.
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*[[Game Boy Advance]] - Game Boy Advance, a 32-bit handheld.
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*[[Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance SP]]- Game Boy Advance SP, an upgraded version of the Game Boy Advance.
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*[[Nintendo DS]] - An innovative 32-bit handheld.
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*[[Nintendo DS|Nintendo DS Lite]] - Nintendo DS Lite, an improved version of the original.
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*[[Nintendo DSi]] - vastly improved version of the DS, with a completely updated [[Operating System]] and featuring, two cameras, downloadable content available for free or real world money (includes a free internet web  
 
browser), and an SD card expansion slot.
 
browser), and an SD card expansion slot.
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*[[Wii]] - Nintendo's seventh generation console which competed with the Mircosoft[[Xbox 360]] & the Sony[[Playstation 3]].<ref>http://nexgenwars.com/</ref>
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*[[Nintendo 3DS]]- A successor to the Nintendo DS featuring stereoscopic 3D graphic (true 3D) capabilities. Nintendo DS titles can be played on it.
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*[[Nintendo 3DS]]- New version of the DS with stereoscopic 3D graphic (true 3D) capabilities and new game library with DS backward compatibility.
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*[[Wii U]]- Nintendo's eighth generation console.
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*[[Nintendo Switch|Switch]] - Nintendo's ninth generation console.  It also functions as a handheld system.
   
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
 
===Nintendo Entertainment System===
 
The '''Nintendo Entertainment System''', commonly known as the NES for short and as the '''Famicom''' (short for '''Family Computer''') in [[Japan]], is an 8-bit [[video game]] console manufactured by the Japanese company Nintendo, first released in 1985. In Japan later on, an upgrade called the '''Famicom Disk System''' was released. The NES was released by [[Hyundai]] in [[South Korea]] as the '''Comboy'''. The NES was the first console released by Nintendo and was the best selling console of its time. Nintendo released the NES after successes in the arcade with games such as ''Donkey Kong'' and ''Popeye''. The NES is known for revitalizing the video game industry after its 1983 crash. The NES came with a copy of ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' and ''Duck Hunt''.
 
The '''Nintendo Entertainment System''', commonly known as the NES for short and as the '''Famicom''' (short for '''Family Computer''') in [[Japan]], is an 8-bit [[video game]] console manufactured by the Japanese company Nintendo, first released in 1985. In Japan later on, an upgrade called the '''Famicom Disk System''' was released. The NES was released by [[Hyundai]] in [[South Korea]] as the '''Comboy'''. The NES was the first console released by Nintendo and was the best selling console of its time. Nintendo released the NES after successes in the arcade with games such as ''Donkey Kong'' and ''Popeye''. The NES is known for revitalizing the video game industry after its 1983 crash. The NES came with a copy of ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' and ''Duck Hunt''.
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