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| Nintendo OS | |
| Developer(s) | Nintendo |
| Manufacturer(s) | Insaneware |
| Product Family | Nintendo OS |
| Console Type | Operating system |
| Generation | Eight |
| Storage | Minimum 25 GB |
| Online Connectivity | Yes |
| Release Date(s) | |
| January 28, 2017 (Japan)
February 28, 2017 (Everywhere else) | |
| Memory | Minimum 4 GB |
| Backward Compatibility | All Nintendo consoles |
Nintendo OS is the operating system run by Nintendo Computers. It can run any Nintendo console game through the disc/cartridge area included in most computers, if not as an addon. Emulators could also be used, however Nintendo does not provide complete support for emulators.
Exclusive Software[]
Miiverse[]
Miiverse comes pre-packaged on all Nintendo OS computers. At setup, you can create a Mii or link it to a Nintendo account, all of which can be changed later.
Nintendo eShop[]
As with more recent Nintendo consoles, the eShop lets you buy games for use on Nintendo OS, with even some exclusive games for Nintendo OS systems.
Nintendo Pioneer[]
Nintendo Pioneer, shortened to Pioneer mosttimes, is the built-in Internet browser. It behaves similarly to other Internet browsers on Nintendo consoles, except to computer standards where plugins can be installed. Extensions are also supported with programs on the market like adblockers and censorers.
Mario Antivirus[]
The built-in antivirus software. It scans for viruses, then you can either deal with them normally or play a level of Mario where defeating enemies destroys a virus.