Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development was a division of the Japanese company Nintendo. It was founded in 1989 when Nintendo Research & Development 4 was reorganized and expanded.
It was split into five groups in 2005 after a corporate restructuring by the then-president of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata.
In 2015, it was merged with Nintendo Software Planning & Development to form Nintendo Entertainment Planning & Development.
Games by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development:
Games by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development:
2003
Action-Adventure Game Compilation. Includes The Legend of Zelda, Zelda II, Ocarina of Time, and Majora's Mask. |
1998
By Nintendo EAD (Game Boy), Nintendo R&D2 (colorization): Action-Adventure Game. Link washes up on Koholint Island. |
1996
Kart Racing Game. Mario and his friends race in go-karts on courses throughout the Mushroom Kingdom and beyond. |
Platform Game. The Koopa King, Bowser, sealed Princess Peach and her servants in the castle. Mario rescues them with stars. |
Platform Game Compilation. Worldwide release. Includes Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario World. |
1992
1991
Action-Adventure Game. Japanese version of A Link to the Past. Link has to rescue seven maidens to break the dark seal. |
City-Building Game. Co-developed with Maxis and Intelligent Systems. Create a town and grow it in the game that popularized the genre. |