Nintendo of Europe GmbH

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European Nintendo publisher, also responsible for Africa and the Middle East.

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May 31st, 2023: The Nintendo eShop of its Russian subsidiary has been effectively wind down to a standstill, with customers not able to purchase new games (in Russian rubles or otherwise), create new accounts (with a country setting of Russia). Re-downloading previously bought games is still possible.
October 30th, 2002: The Commission of the European Communities find Nintendo guilty as charged and Nintendo of Europe GmbH together with Nintendo Co., Ltd. have to pay a fine of €149,128,000. (A transcription of the case can be found in this PDF document.)
April 25th, 2000: After four years of investigation after a filed complaint from Omega Electro BV in 1996 against Nintendo Netherlands B.V. and Nintendo UK Ltd., the Commission of the European Communities opens a case against Nintendo of Europe, Nintendo Co., Ltd. and 12 European Nintendo distributors for blocking parallel trades and operating a resale price maintenance policy (and therefore violating the European Community treaty).
June 1990: Nintendo of Europe HQ was set up as a wholly owned subsidiary of Nintendo Co., Ltd., based in Großostheim, Germany.

Company address (2007):

Nintendo of Europe GmbH

Nintendo Center

63760 Großostheim

Germany

Tel.: +49-6026-9500

Fax: +49-6026-950301

Logo first used 2016

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