Nintendo, one of the largest video game companies in the world, seems to have an archive of every single game released on every Nintendo console in the world.
A small piece of evidence came out from Game Informer’s interview with Square Enix about Collection of Mana. In the interview, Square Enix’s Oyamada said that the company lost the source code for the original 3 Mana games and had to retrieve them from Nintendo.
And it’s not just for any version of the original Mana games – Nintendo seems to have retained the source code for all regional variants of the Mana games, which include the French, German, British, and American ROMs.
If you’re interested, there’s a pretty good video that goes in-depth on Nintendo’s efforts to preserve video games:
What do you think? let us know in the comments.
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