Case Studies
- Super Bowl XLVI
- Walmart
- Scholastic Store
- Olay
- Amazon
- OnlineShoes
- Lids
- Best Buy
- Back to Basics Toys
- SK-II
- Dell
- Shindigz
- Redskins Team Store Online
- Rhapsody Book Club
- Ingram Micro
- P&G eStore
- Lumens
- The Literary Guild
- History Book Club
- Northstyle
- CSN Stores
- Black Expressions
- Philips
- Whatever Works
- The Good Cook
- Shop Komen
- Doubleday Large Print
- Head and Shoulders
- Dungarees
- Home Style Books
- The Pyramid Collection
- Staples
- Mystery Guild
- American Prom
- Sears
- Vikings Fan Shop
- Science Fiction Book Club
- Expressions Catalog
- Nintendo
- Expert
- Quality Paperback Book Club
- Potpourri Gifts
- Nokia
- Crutchfield
- Military Book Club
- In the Company of Dogs
- Crafter's Choice
- Shepard Promotions
- Columbia House
- Back in the Saddle
- Catalog Favorites
- Woman's Day
- Pitney Bowes
- Nature's Jewelry
- SpiritLine
- Scientific American Book Club
- Serengeti
- Netgear
- Bluefish Wireless
- Book of the Month Club
- Crossings
- One Spirit
- Columbia House TV
- Country Store Catalog
- Dash Direct
- The Stitchery
- Mosaico
- Insightout Book Club
- Stumps
- Future Shop
- Doubleday
- HHGregg
- Children's Book of the Month Club
- Young Explorers
- Colts Pro Shop Online
- Scholastic COOL
- Energizer
- My Beauty Advisor
- The Teacher Store
- Pantene
More Studies from Nintendo
More Information
The worldwide pioneer in the creation of interactive entertainment, Nintendo manufactures and markets hardware and software for its Wii™ home console, Nintendo 3DS™ and Nintendo DS™ family of portable systems. Since 1983, when it launched the Nintendo Entertainment System™, Nintendo has sold more than 3.5 billion video games and more than 577 million hardware units globally.
Nintendo: Video Game Finder
The Challenge
Nintendo found that with more and more games coming out for their system, parents were finding it harder to find games for their children that were both age-appropriate and similar to the games that they knew their children enjoyed.
The Solution
In this case, iGoDigital provided consultative services as well as best practices to help Nintendo build their own video game finder in-house.
