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Nintendo – perhaps unlike any other games company – understands the connection between video gaming and the physical world. That might sound like a rather silly statement to make as every firm involved in the making of interactive entertainment has to consider how the player will interact physically with the game itself, but with Nintendo, it feels like there's this extra layer of comprehension; a result, perhaps, of the company's origins as a creator of toys and games
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Nintendo – perhaps unlike any other games company – understands the connection between video gaming and the physical world. That might sound like a rather silly statement to make as every firm involved in the making of interactive entertainment has to consider how the player will interact physically with the game itself, but with Nintendo, it feels like there's this extra layer of comprehension; a result, perhaps, of the company's origins as a creator of toys and games
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. Whether it's the gloriously tactile nature of the classic Game Boy handheld or the immersive qualities of peripherals like the iconic
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Bongos, Nintendo has always embraced every opportunity to link its players with its software in new and lucrative ways (amiibo, we're looking at you) and the Pokémon series is no exception.Read the
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