Writer Brian Oliu's 'Leave Luck to Heaven' covers 8-bit Nintendo games in 32 lyric essays - mlive.com
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Opinion | Leave luck to heaven - An ode to late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata | South China Morning Post
Opinion | Leave luck to heaven - An ode to late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata | South China Morning Post
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VGH FACTOID NINTENDO Because of a lack of historical records for Nintendo, its namesake may not actually translate to "leave luck to heaven", but likely closer to "the temple of free hanafuda"
To those who are unaware, Nintendo is japanese for “Leave luck to Heaven” which honestly is an appropriate description of their pas… | Generation, Seventh, Nintendo
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tkasasagi 🐻 on X: "Photo of Nintendo headquarters in Kyoto in 1889 (Meiji era) when it's just established by a Karuta card craftsman Yamauchi Fusajiro. The word Nintendo is commonly assumed to
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