Play Nintendo

Play Nintendo is a website hosted by Nintendo.

Overview
The website features multiple categories of content for kids to explore and play with.

Friends
The Friends section features multiple characters from Nintendo games. By clicking on a character, the user can see a summary of the character's information: a short description of the character, related characters, games they appear in, amiibos depicting them as well as the activities, media, printables, news, and tips available on Play Nintendo including them.

The following is the list of all character pertaining to that appears in the Friends section:

Series: is depicted using his appearance. "'Sometimes he’s an adult and sometimes he’s a kid, but he’s always the legendary hero of Hyrule. He has his trusty shield and Master Sword, but Link relies mainly on courage and cleverness to make his way through puzzling dungeons and exciting battles.'"
 * Link

Series: is depicted using her appearance. "'Even when the kingdom is in peril, this brave princess keeps it together. The forces of evil are no match for this regal leader and her friend, Link. The powerful Triforce could not be in better hands.'"
 * Princess Zelda

Series: is depicted using his appearance. "'When something bad happens in Hyrule, this guy is usually behind it. We don’t want to scare you, but you wouldn’t want to face off against this creepy villain without some magical help. He’s after the power of the Triforce, and no trick is too dirty for him.'"
 * Ganondorf

Series: is depicted using her appearance. "'Yarr! This pirate girl leads a rag-tag crew in search of treasure on the high seas. She seems pretty gruff and greedy at first, but Tetra has a heart of gold Rupees. She’s also hiding an amazing secret that will change the way you think of her.'"
 * Tetra

Series: is depicted using his appearance. "'Sheik is a mysterious, masked hero from the Sheikah tribe. When Link runs into trouble, help sometimes comes from the shadows—in the form of a sleek, nimble warrior named Sheik. Why does Sheik look so familiar?'"
 * Sheik

Series: is depicted using his appearance. "'Kooloo-Limpah! It’s Tingle! With his pointy ears and green suit, one might mistake Tingle for a forest fairy. He’s not actually a fairy (much to his dismay). But he is good at making maps, and that seems to be good enough for Link.'"
 * Tingle

Series: is depicted using her appearance. "'Want a ride? Just call for your trusty steed, and she’ll come running. When you need to cover ground quickly in Hyrule, your faithful horse Epona is an ideal traveling companion. Back on the ranch, the two of you can also join in some fun races.'"
 * Epona

NaN Gorons are depicted using their appearance. "'These lovable lumps have rocks in their stomachs and a song in their hearts. Beneath the mountains of Hyrule live a strange people called Gorons. Earn their trust, and they will become solid friends when you need a sword—or if you just want to hang out near some lava.'"
 * Gorons

Activities
The Activities section features games, quizzes, polls and puzzles.

The following is the list of all Activities that include characters from :


 * Play


 * Skill Quizzes
 * Hyrule: then and now
 * In this quiz, users are asked various questions about the differences between and.
 * "In the original game, an old man gives Link a sword. In the new game, an old man gives Link…?"
 * A bow and arrow
 * Bad advice
 * Baked apples (correct answer)
 * Breakable armor


 * "In the original game, Spectacle Rock is found on Death Mountain. In the new game, it’s located in…?"
 * Great Plateau
 * Tal Tal Mountain Ridge
 * Forest of Time
 * Gerudo Region (correct answer)


 * "In the original game, you didn’t need a special item to make a raft move. In the new game, you need…?"
 * A sunny attitude
 * A Korok Leaf (correct answer)
 * An outboard motor
 * Nothing but your mind


 * "In the original game, this skull-shaped feature is part of a dungeon. In the new game, this skull-shaped feature is…?"
 * An enemy hideout (correct answer)
 * A souvenir stand
 * A school for Bokoblins
 * A hidden level


 * "In the original game, Link wears his classic green tunic. In the new game, Link’s new look includes…?"
 * A bath robe and slippers
 * A bright blue tunic (correct answer)
 * A fancy tuxedo
 * None of the above


 * Lost and found
 * In this quiz, users are asked to identify the location of five NaN Instrument of the Sirenss.
 * "Where can you find the Full Moon Cello?"
 * Mabe Village
 * Cemetery
 * Write's House
 * Tail Cave (correct answer)


 * "Where can you find the Coral Triangle?"
 * Animal Village
 * Face Shrine (correct answer)
 * Dampé's Hut
 * Marin's House


 * "Where can you find the Surf Harp?"
 * Angler's Tunnel (correct answer)
 * Martha's Bay
 * Rapids Ride
 * Tal Tal Heights


 * "Where can you find the Conch Horn?"
 * Crazy Tracy's House
 * Trendy Game
 * Bottle Grotto (correct answer)
 * Mount Tamaranch


 * "Where can you find Sea Lily’s Bell?"
 * Koholint Prairie
 * Key Cavern (correct answer)
 * Toronbo Shores
 * Yarna Desert


 * Flower power
 * In this quiz, users are asked various questions related to flowers in Nintendo games.
 * "Who does Link give a flower to?"
 * Marin
 * Christine (correct answer)
 * The Wind Fish
 * Old Man Ulrira


 * Video game hearts
 * In this quiz, users are asked various questions related to hearts in Nintendo games.
 * "Who sells a Secret Medicine to restore hearts in the Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening game?"
 * Marin
 * BowWow
 * Crazy Tracy (correct answer)
 * Tarin


 * "Who can make hearts in a Super Mario Maker 2 course?"
 * You (correct answer)
 * Bowser
 * Goomba
 * Link


 * Personality Quizzes


 * Opinion Polls


 * Puzzles

Media
The Media section features videos, pictures, wallpapers, and sounds.

Printables
The Printables section features cards, crafts and printable games.

News & Tips
The News & Tips section features news and tips from various Nintendo games.