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Clintxxx: /* Nintendo */

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	==Nintendo==		==Nintendo==
	[related: Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Love Tester, ColorTV-Game, Richon]		'''[related: Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Love Tester, ColorTV-Game, Richon]'''
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	Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur		Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur

Nemo: /* Nintendo */

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Nintendo

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	Hand, the Ultra Machine, and, mostly notably, the Love Tester <ref> A device that measured the love between two individuals via spherical meta sensors utilizing rudimentary electronic circuitry (in fact, the first use of actual circuitry in any Nintendo product). When operated properly, the Love Tester displays a "love score" [scaled 1-100]. The exact nature of the machine's functionality was kept secret from the public, leading to accusations of occultism and to reports of a slight uptick in "empty nest" divorce throughout the country due to the tendency for older participates to generate lower "love scores". </ref>. In 1978, Nintendo released the Othello-influenced Color TV-Game, its first video game. The staggering success of the Color TV-Game and the subsequent rapid development of microprocessing technology led to the heralded release of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1985. Building on the success of ''Donkey Kong'' (the first video game to including jumping), Nintendo		Hand, the Ultra Machine, and, mostly notably, the Love Tester <ref> A device that measured the love between two individuals via spherical meta sensors utilizing rudimentary electronic circuitry (in fact, the first use of actual circuitry in any Nintendo product). When operated properly, the Love Tester displays a "love score" [scaled 1-100]. The exact nature of the machine's functionality was kept secret from the public, leading to accusations of occultism and to reports of a slight uptick in "empty nest" divorce throughout the country due to the tendency for older participates to generate lower "love scores". </ref>. In 1978, Nintendo released the Othello-influenced Color TV-Game, its first video game. The staggering success of the Color TV-Game and the subsequent rapid development of microprocessing technology led to the heralded release of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1985. Building on the success of ''Donkey Kong'' (the first video game to including jumping), Nintendo
	built an extensive gaming empire, successfully overwhelming competitive		built an extensive gaming empire, successfully overwhelming competitive
	companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and [[atari\|Atari]], while boosting both licensed game developers like [[konami\|Konami]], Capcom, and Tecmo and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh <ref> Nintendo's primary supplier of superconductors. Founded on February 6, 1936 by the government of Japan to conduct technological research and development originally under the moniker Institute of Physical and Chemical Research. Ricoh Innovations, Ricoh's US subsidiary operates out of Silicon Valley and specializes in cloud computing. On July 19, 2016, the company admitted to stealing around 12 million Indian Rupee, resulting in mass resignation and subsequent litigation of its Indian branch.		companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and [[atari\|Atari]], while boosting both licensed game developers like [[konami\|Konami]], Capcom, and Tecmo and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh <ref> Nintendo's primary supplier of superconductors. Founded on February 6, 1936 by the government of Japan to conduct technological research and development originally under the moniker Institute of Physical and Chemical Research. Ricoh Innovations, Ricoh's US subsidiary operates out of [[Silicon-valley\|Silicon Valley]] and specializes in cloud computing. On July 19, 2016, the company admitted to stealing around 12 million Indian Rupee, resulting in mass resignation and subsequent litigation of its Indian branch.
	</ref>. Analysts and metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of [[vpd\|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].		</ref>. Analysts and metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of [[vpd\|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].

	[[File:nes.jpg]]		[[File:nes.jpg]]

Nemo: /* Nintendo */

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Nintendo

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	</ref>. Analysts and metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of [[vpd\|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].		</ref>. Analysts and metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of [[vpd\|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].

	[[File:nes.jpg~~\|500px\|center\|~~]]		[[File:nes.jpg]]

Lmsuarez at 13:12, 15 December 2024

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	~~'''~~Nintendo [related: Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Love Tester, ColorTV-Game, Richon]~~'''~~		==Nintendo==
			[related: Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Love Tester, ColorTV-Game, Richon]
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	Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur		Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur
	Fusajiro Yamauchi for the production and dissemination of ''Hanafuda'' (flower cards), despite the banning of such card sets by the Japanese government in 1816 due to their prevalence in black market and underground gambling rings. In 1959 Nintendo entered into an agreement with Walt Disney to incorporate its trademarked characters into limited edition card sets, an initiative that proved overly reliant on the highly volatile children's market, leading to huge losses <ref> These losses were partially offset by the production of off-label, separately disseminated "adult" card sets focusing largely on geisha-fetishization and "Lolicon" [citation needed]. </ref> and a subsequent turn to		Fusajiro Yamauchi for the production and dissemination of ''Hanafuda'' (flower cards), despite the banning of such card sets by the Japanese government in 1816 due to their prevalence in black market and underground gambling rings. In 1959 Nintendo entered into an agreement with Walt Disney to incorporate its trademarked characters into limited edition card sets, an initiative that proved overly reliant on the highly volatile children's market, leading to huge losses <ref> These losses were partially offset by the production of off-label, separately disseminated "adult" card sets focusing largely on geisha-fetishization and "Lolicon" [citation needed]. </ref> and a subsequent turn to

Lmsuarez at 21:18, 9 November 2024

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	companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and [[atari\|Atari]], while boosting both licensed game developers like [[konami\|Konami]], Capcom, and Tecmo and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh <ref> Nintendo's primary supplier of superconductors. Founded on February 6, 1936 by the government of Japan to conduct technological research and development originally under the moniker Institute of Physical and Chemical Research. Ricoh Innovations, Ricoh's US subsidiary operates out of Silicon Valley and specializes in cloud computing. On July 19, 2016, the company admitted to stealing around 12 million Indian Rupee, resulting in mass resignation and subsequent litigation of its Indian branch.		companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and [[atari\|Atari]], while boosting both licensed game developers like [[konami\|Konami]], Capcom, and Tecmo and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh <ref> Nintendo's primary supplier of superconductors. Founded on February 6, 1936 by the government of Japan to conduct technological research and development originally under the moniker Institute of Physical and Chemical Research. Ricoh Innovations, Ricoh's US subsidiary operates out of Silicon Valley and specializes in cloud computing. On July 19, 2016, the company admitted to stealing around 12 million Indian Rupee, resulting in mass resignation and subsequent litigation of its Indian branch.
	</ref>. Analysts and metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of [[vpd\|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].		</ref>. Analysts and metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of [[vpd\|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].

			[[File:nes.jpg\|500px\|center\|]]

Clintxxx at 22:17, 5 May 2024

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	'''Nintendo [related: Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Love Tester,		'''Nintendo [related: Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Love Tester, ColorTV-Game, Richon]'''
	ColorTV-Game, Richon]'''

	Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur		Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur

Jackof63trades at 17:50, 30 April 2024

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 Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur
-Fusajiro Yamauchi for the production and dissemination of
+Fusajiro Yamauchi for the production and dissemination of ''Hanafuda'' (flower cards), despite the banning of such card sets by the Japanese government in 1816 due to their prevalence in black market and underground gambling rings. In 1959 Nintendo entered into an agreement with Walt Disney to incorporate its trademarked characters into limited edition card sets, an initiative that proved overly reliant on the highly volatile children's market, leading to huge losses <ref> These losses were partially offset by the production of off-label, separately disseminated "adult" card sets focusing largely on geisha-fetishization and "Lolicon" [citation needed]. </ref> and a subsequent turn to
 machine-based technological development and production resulting in the
 production of Japan's first electronic toy in the early 1970's. With over a
 million units sold upon its release, the Nintendo Beam Gun, an photo-realistic
 optoelectric pistol. Additional success followed with the release of the Ultra
-Hand, the Ultra Machine, and, mostly notably, the Love Tester
+Hand, the Ultra Machine, and, mostly notably, the Love Tester <ref> A device that measured the love between two individuals via spherical meta sensors utilizing rudimentary electronic circuitry (in fact, the first use of actual circuitry in any Nintendo product). When operated properly, the Love Tester displays a "love score" [scaled 1-100]. The exact nature of the machine's functionality was kept secret from the public, leading to accusations of occultism and to reports of a slight uptick in "empty nest" divorce throughout the country due to the tendency for older participates to generate lower "love scores". </ref>. In 1978, Nintendo released the Othello-influenced Color TV-Game, its first video game. The staggering success of the Color TV-Game and the subsequent rapid development of microprocessing technology led to the heralded release of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1985. Building on the success of ''Donkey Kong'' (the first video game to including jumping), Nintendo
 built an extensive gaming empire, successfully overwhelming competitive
-companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and
+companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and [[atari|Atari]], while boosting both licensed game developers like [[konami|Konami]], Capcom, and Tecmo and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh <ref> Nintendo's primary supplier of superconductors. Founded on February 6, 1936 by the government of Japan to conduct technological research and development originally under the moniker Institute of Physical and Chemical Research. Ricoh Innovations, Ricoh's US subsidiary operates out of Silicon Valley and specializes in cloud computing. On July 19, 2016, the company admitted to stealing around 12 million Indian Rupee, resulting in mass resignation and subsequent litigation of its Indian branch.
-[[atari|Atari]], while boosting both licensed
+</ref>. Analysts and metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of [[vpd|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].

Jackof63trades at 03:02, 12 March 2024

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	built an extensive gaming empire, successfully overwhelming competitive		built an extensive gaming empire, successfully overwhelming competitive
	companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and		companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and
	[[~~error~~]]		[[atari\|Atari]], while boosting both licensed
	, while boosting both licensed
	game developers like		game developers like
	[[konami]]		[[konami\|Konami]], Capcom, and Tecmo
	, Capcom, and Tecmo
	and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh		and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh
	<sup>		<sup>3</sup>. Analysts and
	3
	</sup>
	. Analysts and
	metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted		metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted
	music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as		music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as
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	gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of		gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of
	the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of		the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of
	[[vpd]]		[[vpd\|virtual portal devices (VPD)]].
	.
	</p>		</p>
	<div class="footnote">		<div class="footnote">
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		<p>
		<strong>
		Nintendo [related: Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Love Tester,
		ColorTV-Game, Richon]
		</strong>
		<br/>
		Japanese technology company originally founded in 1889 by the entrepreneur
		Fusajiro Yamauchi for the production and dissemination of
		<em>
		Hanafuda
		</em>
		(flower cards), despite the banning of such card sets by the
		Japanese government in 1816 due to their prevalence in black market and
		underground gambling rings. In 1959 Nintendo entered into an agreement with
		Walt Disney to incorporate its trademarked characters into limited edition
		card sets, an initiative that proved overly reliant on the highly volatile
		children's market, leading to huge losses
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		and a subsequent turn to
		machine-based technological development and production resulting in the
		production of Japan's first electronic toy in the early 1970's. With over a
		million units sold upon its release, the Nintendo Beam Gun, an photo-realistic
		optoelectric pistol. Additional success followed with the release of the Ultra
		Hand, the Ultra Machine, and, mostly notably, the Love Tester
		<sup>
		2
		</sup>
		. In
		1978, Nintendo released the Othello-influenced Color TV-Game, its first video
		game. The staggering success of the Color TV-Game and the subsequent rapid
		development of microprocessing technology led to the heralded release of the
		Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1985. Building on the success of
		<em>
		Donkey Kong
		</em>
		(the first video game to including jumping), Nintendo
		built an extensive gaming empire, successfully overwhelming competitive
		companies such as Sega, ColecoVision, and
		[[error]]
		, while boosting both licensed
		game developers like
		[[konami]]
		, Capcom, and Tecmo
		and third party electronic suppliers like Ricoh
		<sup>
		3
		</sup>
		. Analysts and
		metaphysicists have pointed to the use of newly created and expertly crafted
		music on original NES titles under the direction of composer Koji Kondo as
		significantly increasing the "palpability" of the video gaming world from that
		point forward via the incorporation of emotion and poignance into standard
		gameplay. The "palpability factor" has been identified as a core component of
		the development of effective simulacra and integral to the functionality of
		[[vpd]]
		.
		</p>
		<div class="footnote">
		<p>
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		These losses were partially offset by the production of
		off-label, separately disseminated "adult" card sets focusing largely on
		geisha-fetishization and "Lolicon" [citation needed].
		</p>
		<p>
		<sup>
		2
		</sup>
		A device that measured the love between two individuals via
		spherical meta sensors utilizing rudimentary electronic circuitry (in fact,
		the first use of actual circuitry in any Nintendo product). When operated
		properly, the Love Tester displays a "love score" [scaled 1-100]. The exact
		nature of the machine's functionality was kept secret from the public,
		leading to accusations of occultism and to reports of a slight uptick in
		"empty nest" divorce throughout the country due to the tendency for older
		participates to generate lower "love scores".
		</p>
		<p>
		<sup>
		3
		</sup>
		Nintendo's primary supplier of superconductors. Founded on
		February 6, 1936 by the government of Japan to conduct technological
		research and development originally under the moniker Institute of Physical
		and Chemical Research. Ricoh Innovations, Ricoh's US subsidiary operates out
		of Silicon Valley and specializes in cloud computing. On July 19, 2016, the
		company admitted to stealing around 12 million Indian Rupee, resulting in
		mass resignation and subsequent litigation of its Indian branch.
		</p>
		</div>