The Nintendo iQue Player is a streamlined TV gaming console that was exclusively released in China on November 17, 2003, beginning with the cities of Shanghai, ...

Nintendo is going online, but not in the way you'd expect. iQue, the China-based joint venture between Nintendo and former Silicon Graphics president Wai Yen, has announced that it will release a ...

The iQue, which will be contained entirely within a game controller, will come with a memory card which can be used to download new games from special kiosks in stores, with each game costing ...

Nintendo iQue Player spotted. Nintendo's new console for the Chinese market has been unveiled--ahead of its likely year-end release. By Justin Calvert on November 13, 2003 at 2:15PM PST.

Nintendo’s solution was to release a plug-and-play console through its China-only subsidiary company, iQue. Debuting in 2003, he iQue Player was promoted as a video game player rather than a ...

TOKYO — A new game player developed by Nintendo called iQue will soon hit the Chinese market. The iQue player, which looks much like a game controller, is designed exclusively for Chinese market. Each ...

Leaked documents from developer iQue reveal that the Nintendo Switch was originally planned to feature the classic Virtual Console emulator. Nintendo fans often mention missing Virtual Console ...

Lik-sang has a photo of the iQue, that new Nintendo console-in-a-game-controller which is coming out in China soon. There are also rumors that the iQue ...

This discovery was made by a user on over on ResetEra and continues the trend of Nintendo repurposing (rather than folding) its subsidiaries. In this particular case, iQue will support the game ...

Nintendo previously sold gaming devices like the Nintendo 64 and 3DS XL in China by using the brand "iQue." Tencent is a massive investment company, with funds in some of gaming's biggest names.

- When the iQue Player was first announced at Tokyo Game Show 2003, it was revealed that the console would play both Nintendo 64 and Super Nintendo games. The ...