Original sentence: Intelligent Systems (Often confused with Nintendo Research & Development 1) — Established in 1986 by members of Nintendo Research & Development 1 to develop games
Edited sentence: (by Miyamoto) and Mario Superstar Baseball; belongs to the Triforce arcade system.Atlus — Ported Cubivore to the Gamecube from the Nintendo 64 and supported the Virtual Boy.Bandai — Recently merged with Namco, Nintendo owns stock in both companies and rumors have stated that Bandai would be wholly owned by Nintendo.Capcom — Nintendo and Sega partially own a secondary developer to Capcom called Flagship (company); they made the GBC and GBA Zelda games.Hudson Soft — They now belong to Konami; their first collaborated game with Nintendo was Wario Blast, which featured Bomberman.Intelligent Systems (Formerly Nintendo Research & Development 1) — Established in 1986 by members of Nintendo Research & Development 1 to develop games.Konami — Konami has made games based on Nintendo's franchises such as DDR Mario Mix.Ltd — Ex-Konami workers who promised they would never produce sequels of their franchises (but made a sequel to Gunstar Heroes).Midway — For the arcades, Midway has helped Nintendo with Killer Instinct and the Cruis'n games.Namco — Nintendo and Namco have collaborated on several games such as Pac-Man Vs.Nintendo also owns the most stock in this company.Nintendo has close ties with or owns stock in these companies and has them make games with their franchises:.Panasonic — Not a game company, they do however help Nintendo with technology and also made the Q multimedia console.Rare — Although Nintendo no longer holds stock in this company, they still make games for their handhelds and help with porting the Donkey Kong Country series.Sega — Sega made F-Zero GX/AX and also belongs to the Triforce arcade system.They helped make Wario World and Japanese-only games; are very close with Nintendo and Sega.Treasure Co