Game Rating Systems: Effectively enforced, necessary, reliable? - Wakelet
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Night Trap will NEVER appear on a Nintendo system" - Howard Lincoln, former President of Nintendo of America. - 9GAG
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Twitter 上的Nintendo Memories："Howard Lincoln and Minoru "Diddy" Arakawa celebrating the success of Donkey Kong Country. (1995) #SNES #NoA https://t.co/YmDWY3pvax" / Twitter
Ex-Nintendo chairman Howard Lincoln had big brass balls – Destructoid
Nintendo of America "has no plans" to sell its stake in Seattle Mariners, team CEO Howard Lincoln says - Puget Sound Business Journal
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Nintendo once vowed Night Trap would never be on its systems, but things change - Polygon
Nintendo plans sale of Mariners' majority stake | 11alive.com
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Nintendo plans to sell Mariners majority stake | The Japan Times
Howard Lincoln - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Mariners finalize ownership transfer to group led by John Stanton | The Seattle Times
Nintendo's Howard Lincoln to step down as CEO of the Seattle Mariners : r/ nintendo
Howard Lincoln | Nintendo | Fandom
Tra gioco, cultura e realtà: Quando Howard Lincoln disse: "Night Trap non uscirà mai su un sistema Nintendo!"
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Before he destroyed the Mariners, Howard Lincoln saved baseball in Seattle (UPDATE) - Lookout Landing
HOWARD LINCOLN autograph SEATTLE MARINERS CHAIRMAN CEO Nintendo BUSINESS CARD | #520231235
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Howard Lincoln's resignation likely to be welcomed by Mariners fans | The Seattle Times
Senate Hearings on Video Game Violence (12/09/1993) Howard Lincoln, a vice president of Nintendo is the speaker. He is referring to Bill White, a vice president of Sega, who is sitting to
Howard Lincoln | Nintendo | Fandom
Classic Photo: Rare Signs With Nintendo | WIRED
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