History of Nintendo consoles

In 1977 Nintendo released its first console in Japan, the Color TV Game 15.
SE is one of the most successful of the video game companies, taking off its fame in the mid-80s with the launch of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), and its successor the Super Nintendo (SNES).
Nintendo continues to be at the forefront of game consoles but always with its approach to the family video game.

Founder: Fusajiro Yamauchi
Headquarters: Kyoto Japan
Founded: 1889

List of Nintendo consoles

• NES
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 1983
  Generation: 3
  CPU: MOS 6502
  Memory: 2 KB
  
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• Super Nintendo
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 1990
  Generation: 4
  CPU: Ricoh 5A22
  Memory: 128 KB
  
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• Nintendo 64
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 1996
  Generation: 5
  CPU: NEC VR4300
  Memory: 4 MB
  
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• GameCube
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 2001
  Generation: 6
  CPU: IBM PowerPC Gekko
  Memory: 24 MB
  
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• Wii
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 2006
  Generation: 7
  CPU: IBM Broadway @ 729 MHz
  Memory: 91 MB
  
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• Wii U
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 2012
  Generation: 8
  CPU: Tri-Core IBM PowerPC "Espresso" @ 1.24 GHz
  Memory: 2 GB
  
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• Nintendo Switch
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 2017
  Generation: 8
  CPU: Nvidia Tegra
  Memory: 32 GB
  
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• Nintendo Switch 2
  

  Manufacturer: Nintendo
  Launches: 2025
  Generation: 9
  CPU: Octa-core ARM Cortex-A78C
  Memory: 12 GB
  
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