Nintendo's plans to bring on experts in video technology Mobiclip have been successful with the company now a subsidiary.
Inside Games report that the technology company, well known for bringing high quality video to portable devices with limited specifications, was approached by Nintendo last year and a deal was made in October. Formerly known as Actimagine, the group initially worked on video codecs for the Game Boy Advance, soon moving towards other mobile platforms, iOS, Windows Mobile and Nintendo DS.
You may have seen the Mobiclip logo splashed over games that have high quality video playback - for example Square Enix's Final Fantasy remakes on the DS or Konami's Contra 4.
The company's official website now states that Mobiclip is a subsidiary of Nintendo. They'll presumably continue working on their video magic on the likes of 3DS and possibly Wii U.