The Legend of Zelda

A masterpiece action game by Nintendo released in 1985, designed by Shigeru Miyamoto. It became the catalyst for the Famicom and established the Japanese game industry globally. It is one of the most acclaimed games in history, respected worldwide.

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.

A tactical RPG by Intelligent Systems. Its tense permadeath design gained immense Western popularity. Its characters are fan favorites in Super Smash Bros.

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.