Nintendo has announced today that it has acquired a close partner of the company, SRD (Systems Research and Development), who have worked with the company since Nintendo started work on the Nintendo Entertainment system in 1982. SRD has assisted in the programming of games on nearly every Nintendo console, according to the Nintendo wiki. The last game SRD worked on was Game Builder Garage which was released on the Nintendo Switch last year. Nintendo says the move will “serve to strengthen the management base of SRD and secure the availability of software development resources for Nintendo.”
Nintendo has acquired SRD

Since when did you find out about the Fandom Network of that Nintendo Wiki Sickr? That is pretty strange from me that the Nintendo Wiki was mention on this article. XD
I sometimes use it to read more about older Nintendo games which I play from the past :)
Ah I see. How interesting.
Ah I see. How interesting. c:
Sorry I meant to put one comment in the reply not two. You can delete the other one.
after reading this article and all the comments I clicked on another article called “Bloomberg Suggests Switch Might Be A Replacement For Both The Wii U And 3DS” I saw you in those comments too even though it’s from 5 years ago 😂 you’ve been on here for a while man, shout out to you. You were a lil rude back then in those comments though ngl 😂
I been here since 2015. XD
Sounds about right.
If Nintendo and SRD go back as far as the early 80s, why did it take this long to actually acquire them? Seems a little bizarre.
We will never know really (unless they state it officially), but we can suspect there were some management or contracting issues between the companies. Or maybe another company wanted to buy SRD and gave their financial offer, so Nintendo decided to intervene.
Or maybe Nintendo has some structured plans for the future. Who knows?
“Or maybe another company wanted to buy SRD and gave their financial offer, so Nintendo decided to intervene.”
This sounds like a good reason to buy them now of all times.