Legendary game designer and Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto has provided an exciting sneak peek at Nintendo's newest museum through a captivating tour video, which delves into the gaming giant's century-long history.
Nintendo Unveils New Museum in Nintendo Museum Direct Promo Video
Scheduled to Open on October 2, 2024, in Kyoto, Japan
Nintendo's rich history, spanning over a century, will soon be showcased at the newly constructed Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan, set to open its doors on October 2, 2024. In a compelling video tour on YouTube, Shigeru Miyamoto offers a glimpse into the museum's extensive collection of memorabilia and iconic products that have shaped one of the most prominent brands in video game history.
The Nintendo Museum is built on the historic site of the original factory where Nintendo first produced its Hanafuda playing cards back in 1889. This modern two-story museum not only celebrates Nintendo's legacy but also its early beginnings. Visitors can look forward to a comprehensive journey through Nintendo's entire history, greeted by a Mario-themed plaza at the entrance.
(c) Nintendo Miyamoto's tour begins with a showcase of Nintendo's diverse product range over the decades. From board games, domino and chess sets, and RC cars, to early video game products like the Color TV-Game consoles from the 1970s, the museum covers it all. Visitors will also encounter a variety of video game peripherals and unexpected products such as the "Mamaberica" baby stroller.
A significant exhibit focuses on the Famicom and NES systems, marking a defining era for Nintendo, alongside a display of classic games and peripherals from every region where Nintendo has operated. The evolution of beloved franchises like Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda is also highlighted.
(c) Nintendo The Nintendo Uji Museum features a large interactive area equipped with giant screens that visitors can interact with using smart devices. Here, fans can immerse themselves in classic Nintendo titles, such as the Super Mario Bros. arcade game. From its humble beginnings with playing cards to becoming a household name in the gaming industry, the Nintendo Museum promises to bring more "smiles" with its grand opening on October 2, 2024.
