There's A LOT more if you want to check: http://didyouknowgaming.com/

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gunpei yokoi engineered toys, then the nes, gameboy, and Metroid. While playing with Virtual Reality tech in the 90's, jealous wannabes forced him to release his project to shame him from the lime light. He passed away shortly after.

He's my hero.

When you turn on a GameCube console holding down L+R buttons on all 4 controllers you get a baby sound instead of the usual start up tone

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I always thought it was a dildo or vibrator.

how do I inbed a picture that I made from photoshop? I have a few hidden facts and want to show them via picture.

The first instance of Totaka's Song is in the Game Boy game X, the first game Totaka worked. The latest instance found in SSBB on smashville on Saturday nights in between songs rarely. It has also been found in Animal Crossing:New Leaf if you have slow internet

Tingle is a murderer.

Mario has a mustache because they couldn't draw a believable mouth small enough in Mario's sprites.

Also, the Mario series is just a spin-off.

There's at least one Mario game on every Nintendo console including Virtual Boy. Meanwhile, there's a Donkey Kong and Zelda game on every Nintendo console except Virtual Boy.

Zelda Twilight Princess is little more than a reskinned Wind Waker; it uses the same engine which is evidenced by the cell-shaded explosions which are almost the same in both games.

The NES/Famicom is not Nintendo's first console. Nintendo actually has 1st and 2nd generation entries. They made four types of Pong consoles selling about a million each during the first generation of video games. During the second (Atari 2600 age) they entered the market for handhelds with their Game & Watch line, of which the combined sales greatly exceeded clear console generation winner Atari!

The DS and 3DS after it are heavily based on a certain type of Game & Watch; the Multi Screen.

Nintendo actually was a third party publisher in the past when they released ports of the Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong JR and Mario Bros Arcade games for the Atari 2600, 5200, ColecoVision and Intellivision consoles. Ironically, they one of those who pioneered the idea.