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The Nintendo Entertainment System was one of the most successful video game consoles of all time: if youre in your 20s now, you almost certainly played NES at some point during your childhood. But in addition to its commercial success, the NES also is historically significant for its role in helping the video game industry recover after the crash and the licensing system used for its games laid the foundation for how video games are distributed to this very day.
