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Nintendo hit 

This occurs when, in an actual baseball/softball game, the ball is hit to the vicinity (via line-drive or ground-ball) that was recently vacated by the fielder because he/she is covering a base, usually 2nd base. This also frequently happened by default (or glitch) when playing the original NES Baseball game. Also could be used to describe a base hit for Jim Thome, because the entire infield is pulled to the right and out of "normal" position due to his hitting tendencies.
Billy just got a Nintendo hit in the bottom of the 9th to win it.

Thome just pulled it past six second basemen for a Nintendo hit.
Nintendo hit by matty311 March 28, 2011
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nintendonitis 

A chronic painful condition that effects the muscles or joints in the hand, fingers and/or forearm after playing videogames too much.
Dude, I played Final Fantasy for three days straight, but my Nintendonitis flared up so I couldn't play anymore.
nintendonitis by Aeronius July 21, 2008
Word of the Day on July 20, 2007

Nintendonitis 

The cramp you get in your hand from playing video games, especially between the thumb and forefinger.
I was winning blades of steel until my old Nintendonitis injury took me out.
Nintendonitis by hkmtbr December 17, 2008

nintendonite 

The mysterious element that all nintendo products except for the Nintendo Ds Lite and DSI and parts of the Wii are made of. This Element was discovered in an unknown location sometime before 1985 by poor asian techies. the reason nearly all nintendo systems were made of nintendonite was because NINTENDONITE IS THE STRONGEST PLASTIC PHYSICALLY POSSIBLE!

Nintendonite is not represented on the Periodic Table of Elements because releasing the details of Nintendonite's atomic structure would enable Microsoft and Sony to use it as well. That, or it could just as easily be that Nintendo doesn't even know... they're so innocent...
My Gamecube fell out of the plane when we landed but it still works fine except for the "open disc tray" button, but that's okay because you can pry it open. (yes, even the Gamecube was made of nintendonite. and yes, it could survive something like that)

or: my town was invaded by zombies but i threw my original gameboy at them and it was heavy enough to kill them. then i played super mario bros for a few hours.

or: i accidentally dropped my Gameboy SP in the garbage disposal, but it was closed and the water was off and it's made of nintendonite, so it's okay.
nintendonite by valentine99 February 24, 2009

Nintendoitis

Nintendoitis (noun) This condition usually occurs after you've played a console game too long. But was prominent with the original Nintendo Entertainment System back in 1985 with the original box controller. After many long hours of gameplay be it Zelda, Mario or Contra or whatever game you were playing, you would begin to feel pain in your thumbs and it would work its way up throughout your hand. But you usually wouldn't stop playing because you wanted to beat the game. But this condition can still occur with just about any game console controller.
Sam: Yo man I'm going to beat this PS3 game.
Tony: Ok I'll go watch a movie.
*three or four hours pass by Tony walks back into the room seeing Sam still at it.*
Tony: So how much further do you have to go in the game?
Sam: I'm almost finished but I'm developing a bad case of Nintendoitis.
Nintendoitis by Vidorin July 4, 2008

Nintendoitis

A condition very common among 8-bit games, but can be applied to any game in which this happens, even if it's not a Nintendo game. It is a condition in which an enemy that was just killed would respawn in the same place if the screen scrolled to the left and then back to the right (or right then left). This condition is most prominent in games like Super Mario Bros. 2
Hey, I just killed that guy! He came back while I was going for that 1up! This game has Nintendoitis bad.
Nintendoitis by tacticalbacon November 29, 2010
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