Nintendo R&D2

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Nintendo R&D2 was an internal Nintendo development division known for creating and porting handheld and early console games, particularly for the Game Boy and related systems.

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instanceOf Nintendo development division
video game development team
alsoKnownAs Nintendo Research & Development 2 NERFINISHED
R&D2 NERFINISHED
country Japan
developed Balloon Fight (NES) NERFINISHED
Balloon Kid NERFINISHED
Baseball (NES) NERFINISHED
Clu Clu Land (NES) NERFINISHED
Dr. Mario (Game Boy version) NERFINISHED
Duck Hunt (NES) NERFINISHED
For the Frog the Bell Tolls (localization title of Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru) NERFINISHED
Game Boy Wars NERFINISHED
Golf (NES) NERFINISHED
Gumshoe (NES) NERFINISHED
Gyromite (NES) NERFINISHED
Hogan’s Alley (NES) NERFINISHED
Ice Climber (NES) NERFINISHED
Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru NERFINISHED
Kid Icarus (NES) NERFINISHED
Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters NERFINISHED
Mach Rider (NES) NERFINISHED
Metroid (NES) NERFINISHED
Metroid II: Return of Samus NERFINISHED
NES Open Tournament Golf NERFINISHED
Stack-Up (NES) NERFINISHED
Super Mario Land NERFINISHED
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins NERFINISHED
Tennis (NES) NERFINISHED
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening NERFINISHED
Urban Champion (NES) NERFINISHED
Wild Gunman (NES) NERFINISHED
Wrecking Crew (NES) NERFINISHED
various Game & Watch titles
developedForPlatform Famicom NERFINISHED
Game & Watch NERFINISHED
Game Boy NERFINISHED
Game Boy Advance NERFINISHED
Game Boy Color NERFINISHED
Nintendo Entertainment System NERFINISHED
field hardware development
video game development
focus handheld game design
porting console games to handheld systems
notableFor Game & Watch software development
Game Boy software development
early Nintendo Entertainment System game development
game ports to handheld systems
handheld game development
parentOrganization Nintendo NERFINISHED
partOf Nintendo Research & Development NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1980s
1990s

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