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Shigeru Miyamoto has repeatedly said he chose “Donkey” to convey stubbornness and “Kong” to evoke a gorilla — not because he thought “donkey” meant “stupid” in English — and multiple fact-checks and i...
A widespread social-media claim that Mario’s catchphrase is actually “Itsumi Mario” — meaning “Super Mario” in Japanese — is false: authoritative sources and Nintendo’s own materials record the line a...
No — Pokémon preceded Digimon in public release: the first Pokémon games reached Japan in 1996, while Bandai’s Digital Monster (Digimon) virtual pet launched in mid‑1997, and the Pokémon anime also ai...
The short answer to "who copied Digimon" is: there is no authoritative record showing a single franchise or company definitively copied Digimon; instead, fans and commentators have accused multiple pr...
Brain-training games began as simple console and handheld puzzle collections (e.g., Big Brain Academy on DS in 2005) and have become a booming, largely mobile and app-driven industry projected to grow...
The available documents do not supply a direct historical comparison for the claim that there were , so a definitive year‑over‑year comparison cannot be established from the provided material. The onl...