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The Logos
Full vector database
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Available to Download
Famicom
Famicom
Console · PDF
⬇ DL
Famicom Branding
Famicom Branding
Console · PDF
⬇ DL
Famicom Family
Famicom Family
Console · PDF
⬇ DL
NES
NES
Console · PDF
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SNES
Super Nintendo
Console · PDF
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N64
Nintendo 64
Console · PDF
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GameCube
GameCube
Console · PDF
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Wii
Wii
Console · PDF
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Game Boy
Game Boy
Handheld · PDF
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GBA
Game Boy Advance
Handheld · PNG
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GBA SP
Game Boy Advance SP
Handheld · PNG
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GB Micro
Game Boy Micro
Handheld · PDF
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Nintendo DS
Nintendo DS
Handheld · PDF
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DS Lite
Nintendo DS Lite
Handheld · PDF
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Disk System
Famicom Disk System
Peripheral · PDF
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Mr. Disk
Mr. Disk (FDS Mascot)
Peripheral · PDF
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Nintendo Wi-Fi
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
Service · PDF
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Nintendo Logo
Nintendo (Original)
Brand · PDF
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Nintendo Seal
Official Nintendo Seal
Brand · PDF
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🕐 WANTED — sourcing in progress Contributions welcome via Help NLR.
GBC
Game Boy Color
Handheld · 1998
Wanted
VB
Virtual Boy
Console · 1995
Wanted
Wii U
Wii U
Console · 2012
Wanted
Switch
Nintendo Switch
Console · 2017
Wanted
Switch Lite
Switch Lite
Console · 2019
Wanted
OLED
Switch – OLED
Console · 2021
Wanted
Switch 2
Nintendo Switch 2
Console · 2025
Wanted
DSi
Nintendo DSi
Handheld · 2008
Wanted
DSi XL
Nintendo DSi XL
Handheld · 2009
Wanted
3DS
Nintendo 3DS
Handheld · 2011
Wanted
3DS XL
Nintendo 3DS XL
Handheld · 2012
Wanted
2DS
Nintendo 2DS
Handheld · 2013
Wanted
New 3DS
New Nintendo 3DS
Handheld · 2014
Wanted
New 3DS XL
New 3DS XL
Handheld · 2014
Wanted
New 2DS XL
New 2DS XL
Handheld · 2017
Wanted
Wii Shop
Wii Shop Channel
Service · 2006
Wanted
eShop
Nintendo eShop
Service · 2011
Wanted
Network
Nintendo Network
Service · 2012
Wanted
NSO
Switch Online
Service · 2018
Wanted
N Direct
Nintendo Direct
Service · 2011
Wanted
amiibo
amiibo
Peripheral · 2014
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Labo
Nintendo Labo
Peripheral · 2018
Wanted
G&W
Game & Watch (2020)
Brand · 2020
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🖋 Famicom logos traced by eoinstan  ·  All other logos sourced from Nintendo of America / Nintendo Europe  ·  Disk System Font by Garon Rossigno ⬇
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Other Graphics
Fonts, mascots, key art
FDS FONT
Famicom Disk Font
Font · TTF
NP #1
Nintendo Power #1
Print · PDF
MARIO
Mario Official Art
Mascot · PNG
LINK
Link Official Art
Mascot · PNG
SMB KEY
Super Mario Bros. Key Art
Key Art · JPG
OOT KEY
Ocarina of Time Key Art
Key Art · JPG
NES FONT
NES Pixel Font
Font · TTF
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History of Nintendo
A visual legacy

Nintendo's Visual Legacy

From playing card manufacturer to global gaming giant, Nintendo has one of the richest visual identities in entertainment history.

1889
Founded in Kyoto, Japan by Fusajiro Yamauchi as a hand-crafted Hanafuda playing card manufacturer.
1977
Nintendo releases the Color TV-Game — their first foray into the video game market, sold exclusively in Japan.
1981
Donkey Kong debuts in arcades, introducing Jumpman — soon to become Mario. Nintendo of America is established.
1983
The Famicom launches in Japan. It arrives in North America as the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1985, revitalizing the video game industry after the crash of 1983.
1989
The original Game Boy launches, designed by Gunpei Yokoi. Bundled with Tetris, it becomes one of the best-selling handhelds of all time.
1990
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System launches in Japan. Super Mario World and A Link to the Past define an era of 16-bit gaming.
1996
The Nintendo 64 brings 3D gaming mainstream. Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time set industry benchmarks that still resonate today.
2001
The GameCube launches alongside the Game Boy Advance. Despite modest sales, GCN hosts beloved titles like Metroid Prime, Pikmin, and Wind Waker.
2004
The Nintendo DS launches with dual screens and a touch interface, going on to become one of the best-selling handheld consoles ever made at over 154 million units.
2006
The Wii launches with revolutionary motion controls, becoming a cultural phenomenon. Wii Sports and Twilight Princess help it reach audiences far beyond traditional gamers.
2008
The Nintendo DSi arrives — an upgraded DS with dual cameras, an online shop, and downloadable software, setting the stage for the digital era of Nintendo handhelds.
2011
The Nintendo 3DS launches as the world's first handheld with glasses-free stereoscopic 3D. Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7 drive strong sales worldwide.
2012
The Wii U launches — Nintendo's first HD console and the first to feature a touchscreen GamePad controller. Despite innovative titles, it underperforms commercially with around 13.5 million units sold.
2015
President Satoru Iwata passes away in July, leaving a profound legacy. He led Nintendo through some of its most creative eras and had begun development on what would become the Switch.
2017
The Nintendo Switch launches on March 3 — a hybrid console that works both as a home system and a portable handheld. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild redefines open-world design at launch. It becomes Nintendo's best-selling console ever.
2019
The Nintendo Switch Lite launches as a compact handheld-only version. Pokémon Sword & Shield and Animal Crossing: New Horizons (2020) drive the Switch to record-breaking sales during the pandemic era.
2021
The Nintendo Switch – OLED Model arrives with a larger 7-inch OLED display, improved audio, and a wider adjustable stand. The Switch family now totals over 100 million units.
2023
The Nintendo Switch surpasses the DS as Nintendo's all-time best-selling console family, exceeding 140 million units. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom sells over 20 million copies in its first year.
2025
The Nintendo Switch 2 launches on June 5 — powered by a custom NVIDIA Tegra T239 chip, featuring a 7.9″ 1080p 120Hz HDR display, 4K output when docked, 12 GB of RAM, and new Joy-Con 2 controllers with a "C" button and mouse-like functionality. GameChat and GameShare introduce new social play features. The Switch 2 marks the beginning of Nintendo's next era.
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About NLR
What is this resource?

About Nintendo Logo Resource

This resource was established to contribute to Nintendo's graphic design community. Being a graphic design student with a huge interest in everything Nintendo, I found it a nightmare to find logos to produce artwork with.

Hopefully this resource will be key to any designer setting up a Nintendo fansite or creating personal fan artwork. Although I've strived to create a full database of all the logos Nintendo have used over the years, it is still not complete — contributions are always welcome.

Legal Notice

All Nintendo logos on this website, including artwork, digital downloads and other files, are the property of Nintendo of America Inc. and Nintendo Co. Ltd. of Japan, protected by United States and international copyright, trademark and intellectual property laws.

This is a database of logos for personal and non-commercial use only.

Creator

Created and maintained by eoinstan — a graphic design student and passionate Nintendo fan. Questions, suggestions and contributions are always welcome.

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Contribute to the database

Contribute to the Database

The Nintendo Logo Resource is a community effort. If you're a designer with access to logos, fonts or other Nintendo assets not yet in the database, your help is greatly appreciated — contributors are credited on the site!

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Prepare your file
Vector formats (EPS, AI, SVG) preferred. PDF also accepted. Clean, traced, transparent background where possible.
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Check the database first
Browse the Logos and Other Graphics channels to make sure your contribution isn't already included.
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Name your file clearly
E.g. GameBoy_Color_Logo.eps. Include the platform or game name in the filename.
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Send it in
Get in touch and include a brief description of the asset and its source. You'll be credited!

Priority Wishlist

Virtual Boy logo (vector) · Game Boy Micro logo · WiiWare logo · Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection logo · Early Famicom regional variants · Nintendo Power Font

📬 Message Board
MAR 2026
Site Updated!
Oh hello — it's just been 20 years. We have a lot of logos to add. If you have any of the missing assets, please send them to eoin@eoinstanley.com. Every contribution is credited!
NEW
OCT 2006
Famicom Disk System & Nintendo Power #1
Added the FDS PDF logo, the Disk System Font and the first ever issue of Nintendo Power Magazine. Thanks to Garon Rossigno for the font!
AUG 2006
Guestbook Added
Just added a guestbook — let me know where you're from!