Kyoto's Nintendo Museum Debuts Mario Arcade Games and Baby Strollers

Legendary game designer and Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto has offered a sneak peek at Nintendo's newest state-of-the-art museum in a recently shared tour video that details the gaming giant's illustrious century-long history.

Nintendo Unveils New Museum in Nintendo Museum Direct Promo VideoSet to Open on October 2, 2024, in Kyoto, Japan

• Nintendo's extensive collection of memorabilia
• One of the most prominent brands in video game history
• The Nintendo Museum was constructed
• Nintendo offers fans a retelling of its legacy and early days
• Visitors can expect a comprehensive tour of Nintendo's entire history
• A Mario-themed plaza welcoming guests out in the front
  

  

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Miyamoto’s sneak-peek tour began with a spectacular showcase of Nintendo’s wide range of products over the numerous decades. From products like board games, domino and chess sets, and RC cars, to cutting-edge video game products such as the Color TV-Game consoles from the 1970s. Visitors can also expect to see a range of video game gadgets as well as products that video game fans generally associate Nintendo with, like a baby stroller called "Mamaberica."

Particularly, one exhibit highlights the Famicom and NES systems, an iconic and defining era of Nintendo, along with a display of classic games and accessories from every region Nintendo operated in. Visitors will also see the evolution of beloved franchises like Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda.

The Nintendo Uji Museum also houses a large interactive area, including several majestic screens that visitors can use with smart devices. Here, fans can play classic Nintendo titles like the legendary Super Mario Bros. arcade game. From its beginnings making playing cards to becoming a renowned name in the gaming industry, the Nintendo museum opens its doors and brings more "smiles" with the grand opening on October 2.