Nintendo: The Company and its Founders - Sharyland ISD

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NINTENDO GLOSSARY apprentice Someone who works for another person in order to learn a skill or trade. consensus A majority opinion. console The control unit of a game system, containing memory and processors. consumer A person who utilizes economic goods; someone who spends money on products. contender One who struggles with an opponent. innovation An idea or thing that is new, different, or unexpected. interaction A mutual exchange. kanji A system of Japanese writing using symbols derived from Chinese writing. 102
GLOSSARY microprocessor An integrated computer circuit that processes all the information in a computer. retail Selling directly to consumers. semiconductors Materials that allow the flow of electric current to happen in a controlled way. vitality A life force and capacity for survival. 103
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THE COMPANY AND ITS FOUNDERS by Mar
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CREDITS Published by ABDO Publishin
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CHAPTER 1 People stood in line at a
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NINTENDO In 1990, a study showed th
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NINTENDO Miyamoto worked for Ninten
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NINTENDO character: a little plumbe
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CHAPTER 2 Hanafuda are smaller and
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NINTENDO HANAFUDA Hanafuda playing
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NINTENDO Nintendo began in the city
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NINTENDO MATERNAL STRENGTH Hiroshi
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NINTENDO concerns about employees f
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CHAPTER 3 Yamauchi struck a deal wi
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NINTENDO The inventors at Nintendo
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NINTENDO Yamauchi’s instinct told
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NINTENDO MASAYUKI UEMURA Masayuki U
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NINTENDO GENYO TAKEDA Genyo Takeda
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CHAPTER 4 From left, Federico Faggi
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NINTENDO exploding. One of the most
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NINTENDO Game 6 in 1977, Nintendo
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NINTENDO YOKOI’S LEGENDARY INSPIR
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CHAPTER 5 Mino studied civil engine
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NINTENDO returned to Japan, but wit
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NINTENDO Life was not that much eas
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NINTENDO FINDING A WAY TO THE UNITE
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CHAPTER 6 Kids playing arcade games
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Page 84 and 85: CHAPTER 10 Nintendo DS THE SKY IS N
Page 86 and 87: NINTENDO POKEMON SERIES FOR GAME BO
Page 88 and 89: NINTENDO Xbox won more buyers due t
Page 90 and 91: NINTENDO GAME SHIFT The success of
Page 92 and 93: NINTENDO on the Wii Fit Plus, baske
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Page 98 and 99: NINTENDO TIMELINE 1889 1907 Nintend
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Page 102 and 103: NINTENDO ESSENTIAL FACTS CREATORS F
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Page 112 and 113: NINTENDO INDEX Arakawa, Minoru (Min
Page 114: NINTENDO ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mary Fire
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