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Nintendo SDD
Company typeR&D Branch
IndustryVideo games
FoundedSeptember 30, 2003
HeadquartersJapan Kyoto, Japan
Key people
Masaru Shimomura: Manager
ProductsVarious video game titles
Number of employees
30
WebsiteNintendo.co.jp

Nintendo Network Service Development (or NSD) was formerly known as Nintendo Special Planning & Development. The development team originates from Nintendo R&D2 and was mainly responsible for ports and inhouse development for low profile hardware like the Pokemon Mini and the Super NES BS-X service. Most of the software developed by this group has remained domestic having hardly ever seen release outside of Japan. General Manager, Masaru Shimomura describes the group as a small creative unit that has a hardware and a software team working jointly together to create innovative products. .[1]

Title Year Platform(s) Director Producer
Slide Adventure MAGKID 2007 NDS Kazunobu Shimizu Shinya Kawada
Personal Trainer: Walking 2008 NDS Naoya Morimura Shinya Kawada
Personal Trainer: Cooking! 2008 NDS Hirotaka Watanabe Yoshinori Tsuchiyama

References

  1. ^ NOM Magazine. Iwata Asks: Personal Trainer: Walking
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