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Intelligent Systems is one of Nintendo's first party developers. They are known for their work on [[Nintendo Wars]] and [[Fire Emblem]]. In the past, they have worked closely with [[R&D 1]].
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'''Intelligent Systems''' is one of Nintendo's first party developers. They are known for creating strategy series such as ''[[Portal: Fire Emblem|Fire Emblem]]'' and ''[[Portal: Nintendo Wars|Nintendo Wars]]'' as well as working on subseries of other games such as the ''[[Paper Mario]]'' RPG games of the ''[[Portal: Mario Brothers|Mario]]'' series and the ''[[Portal: Wario|WarioWare]]'' games. In the past, they worked closely with [[R&D 1]].
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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Intelligent Systems was founded by a group of developers from R&D 1. When R&D 1 was told to focus on the [[Gameboy]], the defectors started their own team: Intelligent Systems. Gunpei Yokoi was the head of both teams and they shared personal on certain projects. However, they also created their own games including [[Famicom Wars]] and [[Fire Emblem]].  
 
Intelligent Systems was founded by a group of developers from R&D 1. When R&D 1 was told to focus on the [[Gameboy]], the defectors started their own team: Intelligent Systems. Gunpei Yokoi was the head of both teams and they shared personal on certain projects. However, they also created their own games including [[Famicom Wars]] and [[Fire Emblem]].  
  
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During the [[Super Nintendo]] era, they split themselves into four teams: Team Deer Forse, responsible for work on [[Super Metroid]]; Team Battle Clash, who worked on [[Super Scope]] games; Team Emblem, who worked on [[Fire Emblem]] games; and Team Shikamaru, who worked on [[Mario Paint]]. Most of their games for the Super Nintendo were niche titles.
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During the [[Super NES]] era, they split themselves into four teams: Team Deer Forse, responsible for work on [[Super Metroid]]; Team Battle Clash, who worked on [[Super Scope]] games; Team Emblem, who worked on ''[[Portal: Fire Emblem|Fire Emblem]]'' games; and Team Shikamaru, who worked on ''[[Mario Paint]]''. Most of their games for the Super NES were niche titles.
  
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When the [[Nintendo 64]] was released, Intelligent Systems had trouble with working in 3D. They decided to focus on Gameboy games. However, they have started developing games for the [[Gamecube]] and the [[Wii]].
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When the [[Nintendo 64]] was released, Intelligent Systems had trouble with working in 3D. They decided to focus on handheld games, but they eventually returned to developing games for the [[Gamecube]] and the [[Wii]].
  
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Along with making games, Intelligent System has been responsible for the development tools for every Nintendo system to date, with the possible exception of the [[Wii]].
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Along with making games, Intelligent Systems has been responsible for the development tools for every Nintendo system to date, with the possible exception of the [[Wii]].
  
 
==Games==
 
==Games==
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*''[[Game & Wario]]''
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*''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''
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===[[Nintendo Switch]]===
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*''[[Fire Emblem: Three Houses]]''
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*''[[Fire Emblem Warriors]]'' (with Koei Tecmo)
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*''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]''
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*''[[Pushmo World]]''
  
 
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*[[Paper Mario (3DS)|Paper Mario]] (''in development'')
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*''[[Codename: S.T.E.A.M.]]''
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*''[[Crashmo]]''
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*''[[Daigasso! Band Brothers P]]'' (with [[Nintendo SDD]])
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*''[[Fire Emblem: Awakening]]'' (with [[Nintendo SPD]])
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*''[[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]]''
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*''[[Fire Emblem Fates]]''
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*''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]''
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*''[[Pushmo]]''
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*''[[WarioWare Gold]]''
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===[[New Nintendo 3DS]]===
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*''[[Fire Emblem Warriors]]'' (with Koei Tecmo)
  
 
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*[[Galactic Pinball]]
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*''[[Galactic Pinball]]''
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===Mobile===
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*''[[Fire Emblem Heroes]]'' (with [[Nintendo EPD]])
  
 
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[[Category:First Party Developers]]

Revision as of 10:19, 3 July 2018

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Intelligent Systems
Type First Party
Founded 1986
Status Active
Base Kyoto, Japan
Bestseller Golf
Homepage Japanese Site
Notable Members Shouzo Kaga
Gunpei Yokoi
Key Franchises Fire Emblem
Famicom Wars

Intelligent Systems is one of Nintendo's first party developers. They are known for creating strategy series such as Fire Emblem and Nintendo Wars as well as working on subseries of other games such as the Paper Mario RPG games of the Mario series and the WarioWare games. In the past, they worked closely with R&D 1.

History

Intelligent Systems was founded by a group of developers from R&D 1. When R&D 1 was told to focus on the Gameboy, the defectors started their own team: Intelligent Systems. Gunpei Yokoi was the head of both teams and they shared personal on certain projects. However, they also created their own games including Famicom Wars and Fire Emblem.

During the Super NES era, they split themselves into four teams: Team Deer Forse, responsible for work on Super Metroid; Team Battle Clash, who worked on Super Scope games; Team Emblem, who worked on Fire Emblem games; and Team Shikamaru, who worked on Mario Paint. Most of their games for the Super NES were niche titles.

When the Nintendo 64 was released, Intelligent Systems had trouble with working in 3D. They decided to focus on handheld games, but they eventually returned to developing games for the Gamecube and the Wii.

Along with making games, Intelligent Systems has been responsible for the development tools for every Nintendo system to date, with the possible exception of the Wii.

Games

Nintendo Entertainment System

Super Nintendo

Nintendo 64

Gamecube

Wii

WiiWare

Game Boy

Game Boy Color

Game Boy Advance

Wii U

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo DS

DSiWare

Nintendo 3DS

New Nintendo 3DS

Virtual Boy

Mobile

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