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'''Nickname:''' ''Nintendo Presents....''

'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see ''- Nintendo -'' in its corporate font without the round shape. Below it is ''Presents".''

 

* On ''Super Mario World'' and ''Yoshi's Island'' for SNES, a coin sound effect is heard.

*There is no sound on Super Scope 6.

'''Availability:''' Uncommon. Seen on ''Super Mario World'', ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'', ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past'', ''Super Scope 6'', and the ''Super Mario Advance'' games except for the first one.

'''Logo:''' Same as the Nexoft logo used in Penguin Wars, but with the corporate Nintendo logo, but without the oblong shape.

'''Nicknames:''' ''The Gold Mario Coin'', ''Nintendo Coin''

'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see the normal Nintendo logo but the round shape is stretched out a bit. On top of the text is a gold Mario coin, that shines once.

'''Music/Sounds:''' The coin sound effect from the 2nd logo. On ''Stunt Race FX'', a honking sound effect is heard. On ''Super Punch-Out!!'', TBA.

Nickname: ''The Nintendo Logo''

Logo: Depending on the variant:

*Killer Instinct: A silvery-blue Nintendo logo zooms out and glows red. It then turns right and goes to the top-right.

*Mario Kart 64: We start off with a side view of the Nintendo logo. The logo is gold. Suddenly, it starts spinning around, getting faster and faster. As it does this, a trail of pieces of the logo shows up, and the logo remains this way as it fades to white.

*Goldeneye 007: The Nintendo logo, in silver, zooms in suddenly and spins around at a slow and steady pace.

*Perfect Dark: The silver Nintendo logo tilted downwards in the darkness appears and faces the viewer while the light brightens up to make the logo visible as it slowly turns and becomes dark again.

*Super Smash Bros Melee: The Nintendo logo is white on the FMV intro. In the credits, the logo shown on the sign is colored blue.

*Donkey Kong 64: Same as the previous variant, except it suddenly appears. On the Japanese release of the game, the Nintendo logo is silver instead of red.

*WarioWare: Touched!: We see a stylus drawing the word "Nintendo" after that, it draws an round shape like in the previous logo, and then the logo cuts to black as the corporate logo in white fades in, the bottom screen has a copyright notice (US and Europe versions has the years in use 2004-2005 while the Japanese version was released in 2004).

*WarioWare: Twisted!: We see the corporate Nintendo logo in red (the Japanese version has the logo in black) spinning and stopping in the corner on a yellow background, and then fades into a scene of the game.

*Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door: The logo has is red on a black background, but the game has a HUD that appears at the top of the logo where it cannot be seen. When the field of view linked within the HUD size starts in a wide angle using one of these Action Replay codes below, the game's HUD can be seen.

*Rhythm Tengoku (Arcade Version): The Nintendo logo is blue on a white background.

FX/SFX: A usual effect or none.

Music/Sounds: A sound from the game or silence. On the Mario Kart 64 variant, the sounds of cars driving by. On the Goldeneye 007 variant, the opening theme plays. On Perfect Dark, the droning sound is heard as it continues from Rare logo. On Animal Crossing: Wild World, a child says "Nintendo". The Donkey Kong 64 variant has Donkey Kong saying "Okay". On Luigi's Mansion it has a very deep voice saying "Nintendo". On Killer Instinct, a dark-sounding theme plays.

 

Availability: Very common. Can be seen on most Nintendo games such as Mario Kart 64.

 

Editor's Note: None.