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Playing With Power: The Nintendo Story peels back the curtain on the famously secretive Japanese company that would eventually take the global video game industry by storm.
| Show Name | Playing With Power: The Nintendo Story |
| Network | Crackle |
| Year | 2021 |
| Top Cast | Alison Haislip Sean Astin Wil Wheaton |
| Genres | Documentary |
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