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Give the gift of fun with a Nintendo eShop card gift code. Choose the price that's right for you: $5-$99. • It's easy-apply it to your Nintendo eShop account in seconds. • It ensures that you'll always have funds on hand to help with purchases of new games and applications • It's designed for your Nintendo eShop purchases-no credit card required. • The perfect gift for anyone who loves to play-including you. Choose from over 1,000 new, classic and indie games - delivered directly to your Nintendo Switch™ system. o This item can be redeemed only through Nintendo eShop o Digital Card balances may only be used on a single Nintendo eShop account.

Give the gift of fun with a Nintendo eShop card gift code. Choose the price that's right for you: $5-$99. • It's easy-apply it to your Nintendo eShop account in seconds. • It ensures that you'll always have funds on hand to help with purchases of new games and applications • It's designed for your Nintendo eShop purchases-no credit card required. • The perfect gift for anyone who loves to play-including you. Choose from over 1,000 new, classic and indie games - delivered directly to your Nintendo Switch™ system. o This item can be redeemed only through Nintendo eShop o Digital Card balances may only be used on a single Nintendo eShop account.

Give the gift of fun with a Nintendo eShop card gift code. Choose the price that's right for you: $5-$99. • It's easy-apply it to your Nintendo eShop account in seconds. • It ensures that you'll always have funds on hand to help with purchases of new games and applications • It's designed for your Nintendo eShop purchases-no credit card required. • The perfect gift for anyone who loves to play-including you. Choose from over 1,000 new, classic and indie games - delivered directly to your Nintendo Switch™ system. o This item can be redeemed only through Nintendo eShop o Digital Card balances may only be used on a single Nintendo eShop account.

Give the gift of fun with a Nintendo eShop card gift code. Choose the price that's right for you: $5-$99. • It's easy-apply it to your Nintendo eShop account in seconds. • It ensures that you'll always have funds on hand to help with purchases of new games and applications • It's designed for your Nintendo eShop purchases-no credit card required. • The perfect gift for anyone who loves to play-including you. Choose from over 1,000 new, classic and indie games - delivered directly to your Nintendo Switch™ system. o This item can be redeemed only through Nintendo eShop o Digital Card balances may only be used on a single Nintendo eShop account.

Give the gift of fun with a Nintendo eShop card gift code. Choose the price that's right for you: $5-$99. • It's easy-apply it to your Nintendo eShop account in seconds. • It ensures that you'll always have funds on hand to help with purchases of new games and applications • It's designed for your Nintendo eShop purchases-no credit card required. • The perfect gift for anyone who loves to play-including you. Choose from over 1,000 new, classic and indie games - delivered directly to your Nintendo Switch™ system. o This item can be redeemed only through Nintendo eShop o Digital Card balances may only be used on a single Nintendo eShop account.

How the Super Nintendo Entertainment System embodied Nintendo's resistance to innovation and took the company from industry leadership to the margins of videogaming.This is a book about the Super Nintendo Entertainment System that is not celebratory or self-congratulatory. Most other accounts declare the Super NES the undisputed victor of the “16-bit console wars” of 1989–1995. In this book, Dominic Arsenault reminds us that although the SNES was a strong platform filled with high-quality games, it was also the product of a short-sighted corporate vision focused on maintaining Nintendo's market share and business model. This led the firm to fall from a dominant position during its golden age (dubbed by Arsenault the “ReNESsance”) with the NES to the margins of the industry with the Nintendo 64 and GameCube consoles. Arsenault argues that Nintendo's conservative business strategies and resistance to innovation during the SNES years explain its market defeat by Sony's PlayStation. Extending the notion of “platform” to include the marketing forces that shape and constrain creative work, Arsenault draws not only on game studies and histories but on game magazines, boxes, manuals, and advertisements to identify the technological discourses and business models that formed Nintendo's Super Power. He also describes the cultural changes in video games during the 1990s that slowly eroded the love of gamer enthusiasts for the SNES as the Nintendo generation matured. Finally, he chronicles the many technological changes that occurred through the SNES's lifetime, including full-motion video, CD-ROM storage, and the shift to 3D graphics. Because of the SNES platform's architecture, Arsenault explains, Nintendo resisted these changes and continued to focus on traditional gameplay genres.