HOTTENDO

**HOTTENDO** (火点堂, *Hottendo*) is a tag that is attached to videos about Shuzo Matsuoka and Nintendo.

## Overview

HOT + Nintendo is the origin of the name.

Originally, it was a small, medium-sized company that manufactured tennis-related products. Shuzo Matsuoka, the president of the company, suggested, "Can't you make something that would make kids more passionate?", suggested that they should start developing a home video game console that people could be passionate about.

Then the home video game console "Fire Computer" became a hit. They then released the "Super Fire Computer," "HOTTENDO443," and the "Rice Cube". They also released the "Rice Boy" series of portable games. Currently, the "Hottendo SHUS" and "Fii" are big hits.

## Hardware Features

The HOTTENDO hardware is said to be sturdy and most importantly, fireproof. This design, according to the president, "In order for a child to get passionate, the hardware must be designed to withstand that heat!". So, the hardware was completed to be sturdy and fireproof, like a "fireproof safe".

As a result, it's a terrifying game machine that can operate normally even in the event of a major fire that would burn out most home appliances.

## Main Hardware

### Fii

The Fii is the latest home console from Hottendo, which has been on sale in Beijing since 2006. The Fii Remote Control, a controller that connects by heating up, allows for unstoppable operation, has content that is useful in daily life other than computer games (such as a shijimi photo book), and most importantly, it can be chequeboned.

The Fii reached a total of 44.3 billion units sold in just three days after its launch. This is the fastest sales record for a home video game console in history.

The ownership user group is particularly high among those who actively and positively work hard, the so-called "Shuzo Group". This is due in large part to the huge success of software titles such as "Fii Sports (Tennis Only)" and "Fii Fit". And as a result, most users have installed their Fii around Mt. Fuji. No, that doesn't make any sense~.

### Hottendo SHUS

Hottendo SHUS is a portable game console developed by Hottendo and launched in Beijing in 2004. Its abbreviations are "SS" and "SHUS". Incidentally, there's only one body colour, SR (Shuzo Red). The bright red colour is a sign of passion.

* **Double Screen** - It has two 3-inch LCD screens capable of displaying 4.43 million colours with rice
* **Material** - An abundance of the finest "trulu clams" from the extremely cold northern seas, where the water temperature is -10°C, is used. As a result, the rigidity of the product is much higher than that of conventional products. In addition, the curiously heat-resistant shells make it possible to withstand temperatures as high as 4,430 degrees Celsius
* **Wi-Fire Network Communication** - It has a built-in IEEE 443.10-compliant wireless LAN, and the Hottendo Wi-Wi connection can be used with a commercially available Shuzo RUN access point or Hottendo Wi-Fire USB connector
* **Wireless Communication** - SHUS Wireless Play" enables multiplayer communication play without the need for communication cables, wireless attachments, or other peripherals. To use it, all you have to do is say "Don't worry! Be happy!" into the microphone embedded in the SHUS unit

## Software Information

HOTTENDO has a large selection of the world's most popular titles.

Recently, he has been working on "Eat Rice! Adult SHUS Training", and for Fii, "FiiHeat" and "FiiSports" (tennis only), he has also produced software for light users.

### HOTTENDO Commercial

* **【CM】松岡修造とさんまさん【Wii】** - November 29, 2009

## Relationship with HATTENDO

HATTENDO, another home video game maker, is one letter different from them, but they are not related in any way, including capital relationship. The company's logo as well as the game machines it develops (HATTENDO69, Gameboy, Gii, etc.) are similar, so be careful not to get caught up in a different world.

## Related Items

* Shuzo Matsuoka
* *Matsuo Kart*
* *Shuzo*
* *Shuzo's Fuwa Ride*
* *Rakémon*