Legendary game designer and Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto has offered an exciting sneak peek at Nintendo's newest museum through a captivating tour video. This video delves into the gaming giant's century-long history, showcasing the upcoming Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan, set to open on October 2, 2024.
Nintendo Shows Off New Museum in Nintendo Museum Direct Promo Video
Nintendo's rich history, spanning over a century, will soon be on full display at the newly constructed Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan. The museum promises to be a treasure trove for fans, offering a comprehensive journey through Nintendo's legacy and early beginnings. The museum stands on the historic site of Nintendo's original Hanafuda playing card factory, established in 1889. With its modern two-story design, the museum greets visitors with a Mario-themed plaza at the entrance, setting the stage for a memorable experience.
Miyamoto's tour video highlights Nintendo's diverse product range over the decades, from traditional board games, domino and chess sets, and RC cars to the pioneering Color TV-Game consoles of the 1970s. The museum also features an array of video game peripherals and surprising products like the "Mamaberica" baby stroller, showcasing Nintendo's ventures beyond gaming.
A significant exhibit focuses on the iconic Famicom and NES systems, pivotal in Nintendo's history, accompanied by a display of classic games and peripherals from various regions. The evolution of cherished franchises such as Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda is also showcased, giving fans a nostalgic journey through gaming history.
The Nintendo Uji Museum further enhances the visitor experience with a large interactive area, featuring giant screens that can be used with smart devices. This allows fans to immerse themselves in classic Nintendo titles, such as the Super Mario Bros. arcade game. From its humble beginnings producing playing cards to its status as a household name in gaming, the Nintendo Museum is set to open its doors and spread more "smiles" on October 2, 2024.
