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以下は任天堂 があらゆる地域で開発および/または公開した製品のリストです。サードパーティが自社のプラットフォームで作成した製品は、任天堂にライセンス供与または配布されていない限り、ここにはリストされません。
クラシックなおもちゃ
アミーボ
アーケード
家庭用ゲーム機
カラーテレビゲーム
任天堂エンターテインメントシステムとファミリーコンピュータ
ファミリーコンピュータ ディスクシステム
- ^ abc 北米バーチャルコンソールリリースがあった
- ^ abc PALバーチャルコンソールがリリースされた
スーパーファミコンとスーパーファミコン
- ^ abcdefgh Nintendo Powerで初公開
サテラビュー
任天堂パワー
ニンテンドー64
- ^ ab PAL版はオーストラリアでのみ発売。
- ^ ドイツのみ任天堂との共同出版。
- ^ PAL版はオーストラリアでのみ発売。
- ^ オーストラリアのみ任天堂との共同出版。
64DD
ゲームキューブ
- ^ 北米とヨーロッパではナムコが、日本ではクラブニンテンドーの特典として任天堂が発売した。
- ^ PAL地域では『ダンシングステージマリオミックス』として発売。
- ^ PAL地域ではマリオスマッシュフットボールとしてリリースされました。
ウィイ
- ^ abc主に セガが制作し、日本国内でのみ任天堂が発売。
- ^ 日本ではスクウェア・エニックスより発売。
- ^ PAL版はオーストラリアでのみ発売。
- ^ PAL地域ではWii向けに『Big Brain Academy』としてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では『マリオストライカーズ チャージドフットボール』として発売。
- ^ PAL地域では『ドンキーコング ジェットレース』としてリリースされました。
- ^ このゲームは日本ではWiiWareサービスのダウンロード版としてのみリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では『ワリオランド ザ・シェイクディメンション』として発売。
- ^ PAL地域では『街へ行こうよ あつまれ どうぶつの森』として発売。
- ^ このタイトルは、日本ではクラブニンテンドーのサービスを通じてのみ入手可能でした。
- ^ PAL地域ではEndless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deepとしてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では『罪と罰 空の継承者』としてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では『Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise』としてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では『星のカービィ アドベンチャー Wii』として発売。
- ^ PAL地域ではBoom Streetとしてリリースされました。
- ^ 1枚のディスクに2つのゲームが収録された形で発売! - 北米ではWii Sports(第1弾)/Wii Sports Resort(第2弾)。
- ^ 北米ではMama's-2-Packとして発売。
Wiiウェア
- ^ 任天堂が日本でのみローカライズして発売
- ^ PAL地域では『Dr. Mario & Germ Buster』としてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域ではActionloop Twistとしてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では『MaBoShi: The Three Shape Arcade』としてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL 地域でのみ小売タイトルとしてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL 地域では PictureBook Games: A Pop-Up Adventure としてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では『ワリオ・ウェア:Do It Yourself Showcase』としてリリースされました。
- ^ このタイトルはクラブニンテンドーサービスを通じてのみ入手可能でした。
- ^ PAL地域ではExcitebike: World Challengeとしてリリースされました。
- ^ このタイトルはクラブニンテンドーサービスを通じてのみ入手可能でした。
- ^ PAL地域ではZenquaria: Virtual Aquariumとしてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域では「アートスタイル:ペンタテンタクルズ」としてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域ではHydroventureとしてリリースされました。
WiiU について
- ^ abcdefgh 任天堂より日本国内でのみ発売。
- ^ abc 日本国外では任天堂より発売。
- ^ 任天堂によりヨーロッパでのみ発売。
- ^ abc 任天堂がヨーロッパでのみ配布。
- ^ 北米とヨーロッパでのみ任天堂から配布されています。
- ^ ab 任天堂によりeShop Selectsレーベルを通じてヨーロッパでのみ配布。
- ^ PAL地域ではPullblox Worldとしてリリースされました。
- ^ PAL地域ではProject Zero: Maiden of Black Waterとしてリリースされました。
- ^ ab このゲームは北米ではダウンロード版のみでリリースされた。
- ^ このゲームは日本国外ではダウンロード版のみで発売された。
- ^ PAL地域ではamiibo Touch & Play: Nintendo Classics Highlightsとして発売されました。
- ^ PAL地域では『アートアカデミー:アトリエ』としてリリースされました。
携帯型ゲーム機
ゲーム&ウォッチ
ゲームボーイ
- ^ a bcd オーストラリアでのみ任天堂から発売。
バーチャルボーイ
Game Boy Color
- ^ PAL version only released in Australia.
Nintendo Power
Game Boy Advance
- ^ The European release was titled L'Aigle de Guerre and only available in France.
- ^ Released as Game & Watch Gallery Advance in PAL regions.
- ^ PAL version only released in Australia.
e-Reader
- ^ a b c d Pokémon Trading Card Game packs, e-Reader compatible only in North America.
Pokémon mini
Nintendo DS
- ^ a b c d Released only in Australia.
- ^ a b Published by Nintendo only in Japan.
- ^ Released on 3DS eShop
- ^ a b c Released only in South Korea.
DSiWare
Nintendo 3DS
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Comes pre-loaded on Nintendo 3DS system
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Distributed by Nintendo only in Europe.
- ^ Published by Nintendo only in North America.
- ^ a b c Published by Nintendo only in Japan.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Released on 3DS eShop
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x Published by Nintendo outside Japan.
- ^ a b c Published by Nintendo only in Korea.
- ^ a b c d e Published by Nintendo only in Europe.
- ^ Distributed by Nintendo only in North America and Europe.
New Nintendo 3DS
- ^ Distributed by Nintendo only in North America and Europe.
eShop
- ^ a b Published by Nintendo outside Japan.
Nintendo Switch
- ^ a b Published by Nintendo only in Japan.
- ^ a b c d e f Published by Nintendo outside Japan.
- ^ a b A downloadable version was released on February 17, 2018.
- ^ A downloadable version was released on February 13, 2019.
- ^ a b c d A downloadable version was released on May 14, 2021.
- ^ A downloadable version was released on February 8, 2023.
- ^ A downloadable version was released on June 21, 2023.
eShop
- ^ a b Published by Nintendo outside Japan.
Other
Hardware
Web
Mobile devices
Officially-licensed without direct Nintendo involvement
There have been several commercially released video games officially licensed to use Nintendo-owned intellectual properties without the company or one of its subsidiaries being involved in the game's production or distribution.
See also
- List of Game & Watch games
- List of Nintendo Entertainment System games
- List of Famicom Disk System games
- List of Game Boy games
- List of Super Nintendo Entertainment System games
- List of Super Game Boy games
- List of Satellaview broadcasts
- List of Virtual Boy games
- List of Nintendo 64 games
- List of Game Boy Color games
- List of Game Boy Advance games
- List of GameCube games
- List of Nintendo DS games
- List of Wii games
- List of Nintendo 3DS games
- List of Wii U games
- List of Nintendo Switch games
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