Fire Emblem

A 2012 Nintendo 3DS simulation RPG introducing a character marriage system. Praised for distinctive character personalities and compelling narrative. Among the series' most popular entries, spawning multiple sequels.

Nintendo's legendary action-adventure franchise. Since 1986, it pioneered open-world gaming, with Tears of the Kingdom becoming a global mega-hit.

Nintendo's ink-based shooter. By shifting from 'shooting enemies' to 'painting territory,' it attracted new audiences to shooter games and became central to Japan's esports scene.

Nintendo's slow-life simulation. Selling over 44 million copies during the pandemic, it became a social phenomenon as a virtual 'gathering place.' Japanese omotenashi spirit underlies its design.

An AI action game by Shigeru Miyamoto. Leading tiny Pikmin creatures fuses real-time strategy with Japanese kawaii aesthetics.

Nintendo's all-star fighting game. A crossover of Japanese game IPs including Mario, Link, and Pikachu, it is the ultimate celebration of Japanese gaming culture and popular in global esports.