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.
1960–1964 1964–1965 1964–1967 1965–1967 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 35 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
Consoles Color TV-Game | Nintendo Entertainment System (Disk System ) | Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Satellaview | Super Game Boy ) | Nintendo 64 (64DD | iQue Player ) | Nintendo GameCube (Q ) | Wii | Wii U | Nintendo Switch 1
Handhelds Game & Watch | Computer Mah-jong Yakuman
Virtual Boy | Pokémon Pikachu (2 GS (Pocket Sakura 3 ) ) | Pokémon mini 4 | Nintendo DS (DSi ) | Nintendo 3DS (2DS | New ) | Nintendo Switch 1
Arcade systems Nintendo VS. System | Aleck 64 | Triforce
Classic Editions NES Classic Edition | SNES Classic Edition | Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda
Subsidiaries 1-UP Studio | iQue | Mario Club | Monolith Soft | Next Level Games | NDcube | Nintendo European Research & Development | Nintendo Sales Co., Ltd. | Nintendo of America (Nintendo Treehouse ) | Nintendo of Canada | Nintendo Pictures | Nintendo Software Technology | Retro Studios | SRD | The Pokémon Company (33%)
Franchises
Main series video games Red Blue Green (JP) Yellow Gold Silver Crystal Ruby Sapphire Emerald Diamond Pearl Platinum Black White Black 2 White 2 X Y Sun Moon Ultra Sun Ultra Moon Sword Shield Scarlet Violet
Remakes FireRed LeafGreen HeartGold SoulSilver Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire Let's Go, Pikachu! Let's Go, Eevee! Brilliant Diamond Shining Pearl
Side series video games Stadium Stadium 2 Box Colosseum XD: Gale of Darkness Battle Revolution My Pokémon Ranch Hey You, Pikachu! Channel PokéPark PokéPark 2 Trading Card Game Pinball Pinball Ruby and Sapphire Puzzle League Puzzle Challenge Pokémon Snap Dash Typing Adventure Pokédex 3D Conquest Pokédex 3D Pro Art Academy Go Detective Pikachu Quest Pokémon Bank Playhouse Camp Home Masters New Pokémon Snap Unite Sleep Detective Pikachu Returns
Pokémon Legends series Arceus Z-A
Trozei! Trozei! Battle Trozei
Ranger Ranger Shadows of Almia Guardian Signs
Rumble Rumble Rumble Blast U Rumble World Rumble Rush
Mystery Dungeon Red Blue Explorers of Time Explorers of Darkness Explorers of Sky Go For It! Light Adventure Squad (JP) Keep Going! Blazing Adventure Squad (JP) Let's Go! Stormy Adventure Squad (JP) Gates to Infinity Super Mystery Dungeon Rescue Team DX
Anime Indigo League Orange Islands Johto Journeys Johto League Champions Master Quest Advanced Advanced Challenge Advanced Battle Battle Frontier Diamond and Pearl Battle Dimension Galactic Battles Sinnoh League Victors Black and White Rival Destinies Adventures in Unova XY Sun & Moon Pokémon Journeys Chronicles The Arceus Chronicles To Be a Pokémon Master Pokémon Horizons '97 Advanced Generation Diamond and Pearl Best Wishes XY Sun & Moon '19 '23
Movies Canon anime continuity: First Movie (Mewtwo Strikes Back: Evolution | 2000 3 4Ever Heroes Jirachi Wish Maker Destiny Deoxys Lucario and the Mystery of Mew Ranger and the Temple of the Sea Rise of Darkrai Giratina and the Sky Warrior Arceus and the Jewel of Life Zoroark Master of Illusions Victini and Reshiram Victini and Zekrom Kyurem vs The Sword of Justice Genesect and The Legend Awakened Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction Hoopa and the Clash of Ages Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel Alternate anime continuity: I Choose You The Power of Us Secrets of the Jungle Others: Pokémon Detective Pikachu
Pikachu shorts Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade Eevee & Friends Pikachu, What's This Key? Pikachu and the Pokémon Music Squad
Other Pokémon Trading Card Game Pokémon Live Pokémon Presents Pokémon Go Fest Pokémon Go Plus Pokémon.com
Advance Wars | Brain Age | Donkey Kong | Fire Emblem | Luigi's Mansion | Yoshi
Services My Nintendo | Nintendo eShop | Nintendo Switch Online | PictoChat | Swapnote | Virtual Console
Other Amiibo | Kyoto Broadcasting System (4.95%) | Nintendo Minute | DeNA (10%) | Nintendo Labo | Nintendo Direct (Mini | Indie World | Pokémon Presents 2 ) | Nintendo Seal of Quality | Seattle Mariners (10%) | Nintendo New York
Smart-Device Applications Miitomo | Nintendo Switch Parental Controls
Defunct Art Style | Club Nintendo | Nintendo Anime Channel | Nintendo DSi Shop | Nintendo Network | Nintendo Power | Nintendo Video | Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection | Touch Generations | Miiverse | Nintendo Spotlight | Nintendo TVii | Nintendo Russia | Wii Shop Channel | WiiWare | Triforce
Notes 1 Nintendo Switch is a hybrid console which acts both as a home and handheld unit and satisfies the criteria for both categories.2 Pokémon Presents presentations are organized by The Pokémon Company without any direct involvement from Nintendo.3 Manufactured by Nintendo, but sold and marketed by Media Factory , under license from Sega and Red Company .4 Sold by The Pokémon Company in Japan, Pokémon USA, Inc. in North America and Nintendo in Europe and Australia.
