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	Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Nintendo EAD Tokyo.
		Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development (or EAD; formerly Research and Development Team 4) is the largest division inside Nintendo of Japan, under the management of Shigeru Miyamoto.
		Nintendo DS The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nintendo_Entertainment_Analysis_and_Development (160 words)

	Nintendo EAD Tokyo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nintendo EAD Tokyo (Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development Tokyo) is a recently formed video game development studio at Nintendo.
		EAD Tokyo is headed by Yoshiaki Koizumi and Takao Shimizu and is the first in-house Nintendo development studio to be located outside of the Nintendo headquarters in Kyoto.
		It has been reported by IGN, that Nintendo EAD Tokyo is developing the newly announced Wii title, Super Mario Galaxy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nintendo_EAD_Tokyo (197 words)

	Nintendo - Nintendo
		Nintendo decided that to avoid this, they would only allow games that received their "Seal of Quality" to be sold for the Famicom, using a chip called 10NES to "lockout" or prevent unlicensed games from working.
		Nintendo released an add-on to the Nintendo 64 in Japan, titled the Nintendo 64DD, on December 1 1999.
		Nintendo of Australia, its Australian division, is based in Scoresby, Melbourne, Victoria, and Nintendo Europe, the European division, is based in Großostheim, Germany.
	en.nintendo.wikia.com /wiki/Nintendo (6588 words)

	Archive 64: History of Nintendo: 1889 to 1999
		Nintendo took huge loses on the system, as the unit could be found for $25 and games could be found for $10 each.
		Nintendo ran a full-page advertisement in USA Today that stated, "On September 30th, Dinosaurs Will Fly!" The announcement was another major delay for the system, but Nintendo also changed the American name from "Nintendo Ultra 64" to "Nintendo 64" on this day.
		Nintendo sold 300,000 units the first day in Japan and 350,000 units the first weekend in the U.S. To say N64 was a success in America is an understatement.
	www.pennoaks.net /archive64/Miscellaneous_Articles/History_of_Nintendo.htm (4471 words)

	Nintendo development divisions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nintendo is organized into several internal divisions that stand for many of the world's most highly regarded games.
		This division houses the engineers who develop the hardware which Nintendo has created over the years.
		This division was created to stand for the production of software which are being created by subsidiary and partnered studios like Retro Studios, Kuju Entertainment and n-Space.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nintendo_development_divisions (192 words)

	news of the day
		Nintendo's Satoru Iwata said that he believes it is the right year to release both Mario and Zelda, further proving that the company is dedicated to making the deadlines for both titles.
		In regards to yesterday's announcement of F-Zero GC by Nintendo and Sega and F-Zero AC for the Trifroce arcade hardware, Nintendo said that it has planned a partnership with the company, and Namco, since the summer of last year.
		The executive reiterated Nintendo's wait-and-see attitude, noting that while Nintendo sees online connectivity as a means for communication and believes it is important, it is not yet profitable and the company therefore will not prematurely jump into it.
	members.tripod.com /cube_zone/news.htm (697 words)

	Planet GameCube News Article: 4 Million GameCubes shipped by March (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Nintendo had said in December it might increase global shipments by as much as 13 percent, mostly in the United States, because of strong holiday sales.
		Miyamoto, whose formal title is director and general manager of Nintendo's entertainment analysis and development division, said he recently was in Europe, apologizing to game industry press and analysts for GameCube's late shipment there.
		Among the properties Nintendo is expected to formally unveil at the show is "Mario Sunshine," the latest in the series of games featuring Mario, a squat plumber who has been Nintendo's franchise character since 1985.
	www.planetgamecube.com /newsArt.cfm?artid=7049 (821 words)

	N¥M NET / Evaluation / Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
		Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, the one man behind many brilliant and revered gaming concepts spanning numerous genres, is known throughout the world as the "Steven Spielberg of Video Games", a genius of original game design and a pioneer in the field of gaming innovation.
		After two short years in development, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask was released on April 27th, 2000 in Japan and October 26th, 2000 in America, bringing it up against fierce competition from Sony's simultaniously released PlayStation2.
		Inserting the beautiful gold cartridge with the too-cool holographic label in my eagerly awaiting and freshly-dusted Nintendo 64, I breathed a sigh of both relief and anticipation before proceeding to begin my very first file of the latest, and what I hoped would be the greatest, in Nintendo's well-known Legend of Zelda series.
	www.geocities.com /nym408/evaluation/legendofzeldamajorasmask.html (1478 words)

	Nintendo R&D1, R&D2, and Nintendo-Special Planning & Development no longer
		Nintendo Research & Engineering (R&E) Although there were six full and capable divisions, the ratio of staff heavily favored general manager Shigeru Miyamoto and deputy manager Takashi Tezuka's Nintendo EAD group.
		Nintendo Technology & Development is a mix of the hardware side of Nintendo R&D2 combined with Nintendo R&E while Nintendo Software Production & Development is a new division made for overseas production of first-party software with subsidiary and partnered development groups such as Retro Studios, Kuju Entertainment, and n-Space.
		Not only was Nintendo R&D1 reduced in size in favor of the growing EAD but the team was now forced into developing Mario Land games, attempting to recreate Miyamoto's successes in the handheld realm.
	gamesreviews.net /message315530.html (2267 words)

	Zogdog.com Forums -> RUMOR: The Visionary Of Nintendo's Fourth Pillar!
		Nintendo sees the Revolution to reverse stagnating sales almost as if 1984 was in their eyes.
		And not precisely so that these [developers] could let their imaginations run wild to entertain us with groundbreaking games, but rather to make "good (aesthetically), pretty (thanks to the console's freedoms) and cheap (not precisely to the consumers)" games in less time, to sell faster.
		The DS is said to be the ‘third pillar’ with Nintendo stating that the DS is not the successor of the Gameboy Advance.
	theboard.zogdog.com /index.php?automodule=blog&blogid=11&showentry=256 (4317 words)

	Brad Meltzer Message Board: Comics Industry Theory
		But as the head of Nintendo's Entertainment Analysis and Development division, Miyamoto devotes seemingly all his waking hours (and probably most of his dreams) to creating new interactive entertainment.
		Miyamoto's days at E3 are packed solid; he meets with developers, chats with reporters and occasionally fulfills the lifelong dream of a terminally ill child courtesy of the Make-A-Wish foundation.
		Miyamoto: Nintendo is always trying to be on the forefront of control innovations, like the analog stick, rumble or wireless.
	www.bradmeltzer.com /discus/messages/506/668.php?1124942419 (1512 words)

	N-Sider.com
		Nintendo EAD (Entertainment, Analysis, and Development) is the most famous of the core development groups inside Nintendo's Kyoto office, which also includes R&D1, R&D2, Genyo Takeda's IRD, and Satoru Okada's engineering department.
		Nintendo saw the future with the success of Atari, and it was in the home console market.
		By pitting his development teams against each other, Yamauchi was able to keep his designers on edge, even during the days when Nintendo had a near monopoly on the game industry.
	www.n-sider.com /articleview.php?articleid=273&page=2 (3765 words)

	The Wiire - Super Mario Galaxy Not Made by EAD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In a discussion with IGN today, the General Manager of Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development, Takashi Tezuka, disclosed that Super Mario Galaxy was in development at Nintendo's Tokyo studio.
		When asked how large the development team is, Takahashi would only say that it is much smaller than the development team of Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
		Nintendo's Tokyo studio was opened during the GameCube's lifespan and developed the bongo-controlled platformer Donkey Kong Jungle Beat.
	www.thewiire.com /news/305/1/Super_Mario_Galaxy_Not_Made_by_EAD (179 words)

	N-Sider.com
		Since May 2002, after Hiroshi Yamauchi departed from his position of nearly 50 years as Nintendo's president, Nintendo and its new leader Satoru Iwata have been evaluating the transition it must make in the 21st century to satisfy its consumer base all the while attracting first-time customers.
		Nintendo Special-Planning & Development was a small development group headed by general manager Satoshi Yamato and former R&D1 and EAD designer Toru Osawa.
		The Rise & Fall of Nintendo R&D1 When Nintendo Co., Ltd. president Hiroshi Yamauchi and adviser Hiroshi Imanishi first created Nintendo's game development groups, their vision was to separate the designers and have them compete against each other.
	www.n-sider.com /articleview.php?articleid=482 (2274 words)

	boarderzone: 1080° Snowboarding 2 Canned???
		Nintendo unveiled a 10 second glimpse of the title at Spaceworld 2001, however since then details on the title being developed by Left Field Productions have remianed quiet.
		Reliable sources are claiming that the title has been cancelled by Nintendo, no official statement has yet been made, but early reports indicate 'creative differences' between Nintendo EAD and Left Field Productions.
		Continuing on the rumour-mill are reports that old 1080 Snowboarding N64 project lead Giles Goddard has been rehired to work at Nintendo Japan's Entertainment, Analysis and Development (EAD) division.
	www.boarderzone.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2975 (326 words)

	Nintendo Revolution 1ST Party Devlopers - News - Nintendo NSider Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Nintendo's Kyoto office houses some 1,200 employees, more than 850 of which are directly involved in game development.
		Nintendo president Satoru Iwata got his start in video games working at HAL and later became president of the company before moving into his current position at Nintendo.
		The talented group approached Nintendo after resigning their positions with Square Ltd. Nintendo has since provided additional staff, funding, as well as an NCL chairman to supervise the operations of Brownie Brown.
	forums.nintendo.com /nintendo/board/message?board.id=np_gw&message.id=415709 (1239 words)

	GR: Nintendo DS
		Nintendo’s general manager of Nintendo’s Entertainment and Analysis and Development department – the group responsible for the majority of Mario’s major titles – has hinted, amongst other things, that a new fully-fledged 3D Mario title could be in the works.
		Nintendo's lighter, brighter handheld will be available from the end of next month for the same release price as the original DS.
		Nintendo has announced that Opera will be the featured browser for its handheld, confirming speculation dating back to the unveiling of the machine that full Internet capabilities would be central to its appeal.
	www.gameroobie.net /ds (1227 words)

	TIME.com: A Game For All Ages -- May 15, 2006 -- Page 1
		I'm trying out an electronic device that the Nintendo brass devoutly believes, or at least fervently hopes, is the future of entertainment.
		To gamers, Miyamoto is like all four Beatles rolled into one jolly, twinkly-eyed, weak-chinned Japanese man. At age 53, he still makes video games, but he also serves as general manager of Nintendo's entertainment analysis and development division.
		But Nintendo is no longer the global leader in games that it was during Miyamoto's salad days.
	www.time.com /time/archive/preview/0,10987,1191861,00.html (688 words)

	Get Into The Game - The Latest News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Much of the press present at the E3 presentation concluded that Nintendo didn't showcase the Revolution controller because it didn't want to tip its next-gen hand to rivals Sony and Microsoft.
		Today, during a business strategy conference in Japan, senior director and general manager of Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development (EAD) Shigeru Miyamoto disclosed that the Revolution's controller not only hasn't reached its final form factor, but is still very much in flux.
		Miyamoto went on to say that Nintendo's main cause for removing functions is concern that the controller could become too complex, making gameplay overly difficult.
	www.getintothegame.com /pages/news/story.php?id=6127075 (369 words)

	Aussie-Nintendo.com - News
		Instead it appears Nintendo will keep the service free and those friend codes ain't going anywhere, which is partly positive.
		Nintendo always emphasised simplicity, but I'm still convinced that Xbox Live 360 is more simple.
		Nintendo have always stated that third parties can host their own network games if they want to with the DS it's just hat none seem to have stepped up to take on the challenge of introducting another service.
	www.aussie-nintendo.com /?v=news&p=3107 (592 words)

	MAXCONSOLE - Nintendo Wii - Wii Wi-Fi Just Like DS & Why Wii Didn't Go High Def
		Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development's general manager, Takahashi Tezuka talked to IGN about the Wii's Wi-Fi and online functionality, Tezuka confirmed that the Wi-Fi connection on the Wii will just be an extension of the DS with no interface like Xbox Live.
		Shigeru Miyamoto has defended Nintendo's decision not to incorporate High Definition technology into the Wii - but states Nintendo's next system will embrace the technology.
		Nintendo has continually reiterated its intention to focus on offering a console which is accessible to a broad audience, rather than one which boasts cutting-edge specifications - despite the fact that both rival systems from Microsoft and Sony will feature HD technology.
	www.maxconsole.net /?mode=news&newsid=7141 (402 words)

	N-Sider.com
		Nintendo's software development division is a culmination of staff and philosophy spawning more than three decades.
		Nintendo is currently the largest and oldest in-house staff in the video game industry.
		Alongside heavyweight sequels to Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Pokemon, and Mario Kart, Nintendo EAD is currently involved with original franchises for the Nintendo GameCube.
	www.n-sider.com /articleview.php?articleid=273 (181 words)

	Nintendo Insanity - v3
		Many has stated that the Revolution's main innovation was the controller, but sadly, there was no controller at least month's E3, where Nintendo showed it off to the public.
		Senior Director and General Manager of Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development (EAD) Shigeru Miyamoto stated at the business strategy conference that the final form of the Revolution isn't completed.
		We're investing a lot of money into the [development of the] interface, and it's still not finalized," he stated, though his words were somewhat negative, Iwata brought some confidence back into Miyamoto by stating “We expect that you will be surprised with the Revolution's controller.”
	www.n-insanity.com /modules.php?module=article&id=1277 (196 words)

	IGN: Nintendo Promises Big 2002
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	cube.ign.com /articles/356/356313p1.html (478 words)

	MobyGames - Nintendo EAD
		Nintendo EAD (Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development) is the name for a group of Nintendo internal development teams at Kyoto, Japan.
		It was called Nintendo RandD4 (Research and Development 4) prior to the release of the SNES in 1989.
		The group is headed by Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka.
	www.mobygames.com /company/nintendo-ead (145 words)

	MAXCONSOLE - Playstation 2 Playstation 3 Xbox 360 Nintendo DS PSP Gamecube Nintendo WII Revolution - To the MAX!
		Nintendo has been sending out mails to gamers, telling them to buy something that their Grandparents will never forget on September 10th - what could that something be?
		The main focus of this interview is that this version is being developed specifically for the Wii control scheme and with the aim that anybody regardless of game play experience can just play and have fun.
		Following on from the first part which emphasized the new direction Nintendo decided to take, this part actually looks a little more into the physical design of the console.
	www.maxconsole.net /?mode=news&newsid=7141 (1229 words)

	NINTENDO
		Get in Touch with Yoshi on Nintendo DS Hideki Konno is a busy man. Not only is he in charge of producing the eagerly awaited Mario Kart DS (coming to Europe on November 25) but he’s also the brains behind the smash hit Nintendogs.
		Nowadays he works at EAD, Nintendo’s ‘Entertainment, Analysis and Development’ team, where he’s putting the finishing touches to Mario Kart DS.
		Nintendo of Europe: Previous Mario Kart games have had a ‘gimmick’, like the dual characters in Double Dash!!.
	www.nintendo-europe.com /NOE/en/GB/news/article.do?elementId=obfj7GFQNQQUGd5Dfj5u6wKnCDaU0dDL (336 words)

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