Nintendo Koppai

1889–1960

This logo was used on early products. The characters are Nin, ten, and do. All in order. This is way before the switch from cards to electronic toys and games.

Nintendo Playing Card Co.

1960–1964

1964–1965

1964–1967

1965–1967

Nintendo

1965–1967, 1975-Present

By this point, Nintendo's wordmark began to bear, more or less, a resemblance to what it is today.

The wordmark font is not bold. This variation is mostly used.

Another variation of the logo in above (red one, this is grey one)

1967–1975

1966–1975

1968–1972

This logo was shaped as a hexagon and was used in toys.

1972–1975

The shape was changed to rounded rectangle, which would become the design for over 40 years.

1975–present

This logo was adopted when Nintendo became an electronic game company.

In 2006, Nintendo changed the color to gray. Today, very few products still have the red logo.

References

beforemario: Nintendo's logo through the years

Nintendo
Console: Color TV-Game | Nintendo Entertainment System | Super Nintendo Entertainment System | Virtual Boy | Nintendo 64 (64DD) | GameCube | Wii | Wii U Handheld: Game & Watch | Game Boy line (Game Boy | Game Boy Pocket | Game Boy Light | Game Boy Color | Game Boy Advance | Game Boy Advance SP | Game Boy Micro) | Nintendo DS (Nintendo DSi | Nintendo DSi XL) | Nintendo 3DS (Nintendo 3DS XL | Nintendo 2DS | New Nintendo 3DS)
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