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Fernelz t1_j29hn0o wrote
Hey! I've got an uncle that works there!/s
xeonicus t1_j2a9tnt wrote
Early Nintendo has an interesting history. When Nintendo was originally founded, it made hand-crafted playing cards. They're quite beautiful and have a rich tradition. Read a little bit here.
Ondennik t1_j2bxtt8 wrote
I believe that Nintendo still makes playing cards, actually. Granted, it’s a very small part of their business, but it still exists.
On a similar note, when I went to the Nintendo store in New York City, I bought a friend of mine some playing cards, as a nod to that.
Krazie02 t1_j29kxhw wrote
Maybe an idea: Nintendo was into the love hotel business for a bit?
Grogosh t1_j29zfp6 wrote
You mean the seamstress guild where the ladies of negotiable affection are?
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Ange1ofD4rkness t1_j2ca18j wrote
Back when they made boardgames, and didn't sue everyone
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