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Nintendo Koppai/Nintendo Playing Card Co.
1889–1960
This logo was used on early products. The characters, in order, are Nin, ten, and do.
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1960-1964
1964-1965
1964–1967
1965–1967
Nintendo
1965–1975
By this point, Nintendo's wordmark began to bear, more or less, a resemblance to what it is today.
1965–1966
1966–1982
1966–1968
1968–1970
This logo was shaped as a hexagon and was used on toys.
1970–1975
The shape was changed to rounded rectangle, which would become the main design for over 40 years.[citation needed]
1975–present
1977–1995
The ”racetrack” is added.
1983–present
1983–2008
This logo was adopted when Nintendo became an electronic game company.
The current logo is a little bolder and the racetrack fits tighter around the text when compared to the earlier version.
2008–2016
The logo's color was changed from red to gray. The red logo is still used in some cases.
2016–present
Nintendo phased out their gray variant as the company's main logo and re-introduced the red colour, but as a background colour against a white variant of their logo. This mirrors the branding of the Nintendo Switch where the logo is normally contained within a red box.
References
- beforemario: Nintendo's logo through the years
- Nintendo®: Corporate Identity & Graphics Standards Manual. March 25, 2008. External Version.
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