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    Nintendo Research & Development 1, shortened: Nintendo R&D1, is Nintendo's oldest development studio. Originally known simply as Nintendo Nintendo Research & Development (shortened Nintendo R&D), the names was changed when Nintendo R&D2 and Nintendo R&D3 were formed.

    R&D1 was originally headed by Gunpei Yokoi. In the early days, it was in charge of arcade games and the LCD Game & Watch series. The team included Shigeru Miyamoto until he earned his own team by creating Donkey Kong.

    R&D1 was originally Nintendo's biggest development group, so most Nintendo games for the NES were developed by them. Some of the more popular games by R&D1 include Metroid, Kid Icarus, Excitebike, Duck Hunt, and Mach Rider. While R&D1 was responsible for many of Nintendo's heavy hitters, development on the Mario series and The Legend of Zelda series was not handled by them during the NES era.

    Within R&D1, a group named Team Shikamaru emerged. Made up of Yoshio Sakamoto, Hitoshi Yamagami, and Toru Osawa, they were in charge of scripts and scenrios for R&D1. The group had written scripts for Metroid 2, Super Metroid, Detective Club, Detective Club 2, Card Hero, and For the Frog the Bell Tolls.

    When the Super Nintendo was released, R&D1 was asked to develop titles for the Game Boy. Because of this, they were sometimes referred to as R&D Game Boy or EAD Game Boy.

    Along with continuing with their own franchises, R&D1 also got to work with the Mario series by creating the Super Mario Land games. Eventually, they got to do their own take on it: Wario Land.

    NES

    •Balloon Fight •Baseball •Clu Clu Land •Devil World •Donkey Kong •Donkey Kong 3 •Donkey Kong Jr. •Dr. Mario •Duck Hunt •Excitebike •Gumshoe •Gyromite •Hogan's Alley •Ice Climber •Kid Icarus •Mach Rider •Mahjong •Mario Bros. •Metroid •Stack Up •Tennis •Tetris •Tetris 2 •Urban Champion •Volleyball

    Famicom Disk System

    •3D Hot Rally: Famicom Grand Prix II •Famicom Club Part I: Keita Koukeisha •Famicom Club Part II: Ushiro ni Tatsu Shoujo •Kid Icarus •Metroid

    SNES

    •Battle Clash •Mario Paint •Metal Combat: Falcon's Revenge •Super Metroid •Super Play Action Football •Super Scope 6 •Wrecking Crew '98

    Nintendo Research & Development 1 at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

  3. Nintendo Research & Development No. 1 Department, (commonly abbreviated as Nintendo R&D1 and formerly known as Nintendo Research & Development Department before splitting in 1978) was a division of Nintendo, and is its oldest development team.

  4. Nov 5, 2023 · Nintendo Research & Development 1 (often abbreviated as Nintendo R&D1) was Nintendo 's first internal development team. Its founding predates Nintendo's entry into the video game market, it being created to focus on the manufacturing of toy guns and other products. [1] It was managed by Gunpei Yokoi for most of its existence.

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