Nintendo acquires Dynamo Pictures and renames it Nintendo Pictures

Billy Langsworthy, Brands Untapped

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by Billy Langsworthy
Published 17.07.22

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Nintendo Pictures will ‘focus on the development of visual content utilising Nintendo IP’.

Nintendo has acquired Dynamo Pictures, a Tokyo-based CG production company.

As part of the acquisition, Dynamo Pictures will be renamed Nintendo Pictures.

Nintendo stated the purpose of the new division is ‘to focus on the development of visual content utilising Nintendo IP.’

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