The document summarizes the history and key details of major Nintendo video game consoles from 1985 to 2006, including the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Game Boy, Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, GameCube, Game Boy Advance SP, Nintendo DS, and Wii. It provides release years, technological advances, sales numbers, and notable features for each console in Nintendo's portfolio over a 21 year period where they transitioned from 8-bit to 16-bit to 64-bit systems and handhelds.

2. Nintendo
Entertainment System
• Introduced in 1985.
• People brought games like Mario
and Zelda into their homes for
the first time on the NES.
• Has sold over 60 million units.
• The basic design of the NES
controller became standard for
the industry and its influence is
still noticeable.

3. GAME BOY
• Came out in 1989
• The screen was four-colors-of-gray
• The device defined portable gaming
• Game Boy has sold well over 150
million systems worldwide
• Originally had been bundled with
the game Tetris.

4. SUPER NINTENDO
• The Super Nintendo was released
in 1991 and featured 16-bit
technology.
• Sold more than 49 million
systems worldwide
NINTENDO 64
• The '64 'refers to the 64-bit
Nintendo 64 graphics power that
moves to your TV
• The N64 set new standards in
realistic 3D gaming.
• It came out in 1996

5. GAME BOY COLOR
• Game Boy has become the best selling
console in the world, with over 100 million
units sold.
• It came out in 1996
• Too much variety of colours.
• There is a huge collection of games for
this video game

6. GAME BOY
ADVANCED
• Introduced in 2001 .
• Brilliant design and easy
handling.
• A larger screen and better
graphics than previous
versions
of the Game Boy.
GAMECUBE
• It came out in 2001.
• It was the first Nintendo
system to use
optical discs instead of
cartridges for
its games.

7. GAME BOY ADVANCED SP
• Released in 2003.
• Featured a rechargeable battery and backlit screen.
• It was smaller and lighter than the Game Boy Advanced.

8. NINTENDO DS
• Introduced in 2006.
• Backward compatibility.
• Two screens, including
a touch screen.
• Predecessor of other
consoles: DS lite, DSi, Dsi XL,
3DS.

9. WII
• It came out in 2006.
• Wireless motor- sensitive
• Created for all people of any age or
interest
• Built-in WiFi capacity
• Many of their games are used for people to keep fit