IQue

iQue, Ltd. ( ) is a Chinese video game localization and development company located in Suzhou. It was founded in 2002¹ as a joint venture between Taiwanese-American engineer Wei Yen and Nintendo to manufacture and distribute Nintendo hardware and software for mainland China. iQue released the iQue Player in 2003¹ and went on to distribute several Nintendo handheld systems under the iQue brand. By 2013, the company became a wholly owned subsidiary of Nintendo and later shifted its focus away from hardware to localization, technical support, and internal development work. Its Chinese name, Shényóu, is a double entendre meaning "to make a mental journey".

iQue, Ltd. ( ) is a Chinese video game localization and development company located in Suzhou. It was founded in 2002 as a joint venture between Taiwanese-American engineer Wei Yen and Nintendo to manufacture and distribute Nintendo hardware and software for mainland China. iQue released the iQue Player in 2003 and went on to distribute several Nintendo handheld systems under the iQue brand. By 2013, the company became a wholly owned subsidiary of Nintendo and later shifted its focus away from hardware to localization, technical support, and internal development work. Its Chinese name, Shényóu, is a double entendre meaning "to make a mental journey".

iQue DS

The iQue DS is a variant of the Nintendo DS. It was released on 23 July 2005. Six games were released for the console. Unlike in other regions, iQue DS games are region locked, preventing them from being played on DS systems from other regions. Some DS revisions were released under the iQue brand; the Nintendo DS Lite was released on 26 June 2006, and the Nintendo DSi was released in December 2009. The latter was bundled with Nintendogs and a gift card with 1,000 DSiWare points, allowing users to download software.

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