Super Smash Bros.

A fighting game developed by Nintendo featuring an all-star roster of Nintendo characters in ultimate battles. Its deceptively simple yet deeply strategic gameplay appeals to casual and professional players alike, becoming an established esports title with major tournament circuits and cultural impact beyond gaming.

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 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.

A fighting game series developed by Capcom. 'Street Fighter II' in 1991 ignited a worldwide fighting game boom and pioneered esports. Characters like Ryu and Chun-Li are widely recognized as icons of fighting game culture.

A 3D fighting game series developed by Bandai Namco. Featuring the story of the Mishima family feud and diverse fighting style characters. As the definitive 3D fighting game, it has been beloved in the global esports scene for decades.

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