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Nintendo Museum Displays Mario Arcade Classics, Nintendo Baby Strollers, and More in Kyoto

Authore: BrooklynUpdate:Jan 26,2025

Nintendo Museum Displays Mario Arcade Classics, Nintendo Baby Strollers, and More in KyotoA recent video tour by legendary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto offers a captivating glimpse into Nintendo's new museum, celebrating the company's rich history spanning over a century.

Nintendo Unveils New Museum in a Special YouTube Presentation

Grand Opening October 2, 2024, in Kyoto, Japan

Opening its doors on October 2nd, 2024, the newly constructed Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan, showcases the company's remarkable journey. Miyamoto's YouTube tour highlights a vast collection of artifacts and iconic products that have shaped Nintendo's legacy as a video game industry leader.

Built on the site of Nintendo's original 1889 Hanafuda playing card factory, the modern two-story museum offers a comprehensive exploration of the company's evolution. A welcoming Mario-themed plaza greets visitors at the entrance.

Nintendo Museum Displays Mario Arcade Classics, Nintendo Baby Strollers, and More in Kyoto(c) Nintendo The tour showcases a diverse range of Nintendo products across the decades, from classic board games and RC cars to early video game consoles like the Color TV-Game series. Unexpected items, such as the "Mamaberica" baby stroller, add a unique touch.

A dedicated exhibit focuses on the Famicom and NES systems, pivotal moments in Nintendo's history, alongside classic games and peripherals from various regions. The evolution of beloved franchises like Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda is also prominently featured.

Nintendo Museum Displays Mario Arcade Classics, Nintendo Baby Strollers, and More in Kyoto(c) Nintendo The museum incorporates a large interactive area with giant screens compatible with smart devices, allowing visitors to play classic titles such as the Super Mario Bros. arcade game. From its humble beginnings as a playing card manufacturer to its current status as a gaming giant, the Nintendo Museum promises a fun-filled experience for visitors, opening its doors on October 2nd.