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The [[GameCube]] home console and [[Game Boy Advance]] were released worldwide in 2001 and 2002. In 2002, the long-time President of Nintendo, Hiroshi Yamauchi, stepped down from his position, handing it off to Satoru Iwata. | The [[GameCube]] home console and [[Game Boy Advance]] were released worldwide in 2001 and 2002. In 2002, the long-time President of Nintendo, Hiroshi Yamauchi, stepped down from his position, handing it off to Satoru Iwata. | ||
In 2004, the [[Nintendo DS]] was released, followed shortly after, in 2005, by the opening of Nintendo's first retail store, [[wp:Nintendo World|Nintendo World]] in Rockefeller Plaza in [[wp:New York City|New York City]]. In addition, at that year's [[wp:E3|E3]], [[Wii]], then going by its codename of ''Revolution'', was officially announced. | In 2004, the [[Nintendo DS]] was released, followed shortly after, in 2005, by the opening of Nintendo's first retail store, [[wp:Nintendo World Store|Nintendo World]] in Rockefeller Plaza in [[wp:New York City|New York City]]. In addition, at that year's [[wp:E3|E3]], [[Wii]], then going by its codename of ''Revolution'', was officially announced. | ||
In 2006, the Nintendo DS Lite was introduced, redesigning the original DS much like the [[Game Boy Advance SP]] did to the original GBA. Also in 2006, at E3, Nintendo revealed the official name for their ''Project Revolution'', Wii, and released it worldwide at the end of the year. | In 2006, the Nintendo DS Lite was introduced, redesigning the original DS much like the [[Game Boy Advance SP]] did to the original GBA. Also in 2006, at E3, Nintendo revealed the official name for their ''Project Revolution'', Wii, and released it worldwide at the end of the year. | ||