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LR: Luigi Mario, Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of the Super Mario series, and Mario Mario pose at Universal Studios Japan’s upcoming Super Nintendo World Theme Park in Osaka.
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“Daddy’s busyness,” as Mario creator Shigeru Miyamomoto puts it, is the godsend we will receive at the end of the year.
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Like many classic Mario adventures, the real-world theme park version of the series begins with a rap pipe.
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Flashing lights guide visitors to the park.
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The pipe spits visitors into a replica of the Castle of Peach, which was first introduced Super Mario 64.
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Walk around the framed image of the bob-mmbmb battlefield of Super Mario 64, and Bozar Jr. will appear. Eventually, park participants will have the opportunity to “fight” Bauer Jr., although Miyamoto has not made clear how this will work yet.
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Outside Peach Castle …
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… and in the vast, super Mario-themed hub zone.
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Hub zone more. It will be interesting to see how these statues and characters look in terms of their scale; Today’s video does not include any people close to the scale.
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Power-up band, explained.
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Six Mario-themed bands will be available when the park opens. Please, like each of us.
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Miyamoto actually smacked the hack from various box boxes and items throughout the video. Hopefully his wrist is OK.
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First look at the Super Nintendo World app.
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Now, don’t wake up the piranha plant.
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These constructions seem too big, however, again, we don’t know how they look to scale for people.
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The one-minute demonstration featured Miyamoto’s struggle to find time on this POW block puzzle.
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Underworld theme, first shown to the world in Super Mario Bros. ‘Level 1-2.
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The power-up band reveals more secrets.
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Miyamoto is “shrunk” in a room where all the other he-objects are much larger.
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Enter Mario Cart Attractions.
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A giant stone bowser statue with Miami-san for scale.
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Which of our adventurous readers will be the first to translate this letter written by Bousser himself?
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Peek at the Mario Kart ride in the park, but not with any footage of how fast it appears.
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World premiere of Park’s Mario Kart-branded AR glasses.
On Friday, Nintendo and Universal Studios Japan unveiled a project that has been running for years: the very first Nintendo-themed theme park, aptly named Super Nintendo World. And who is better at introducing the world to this life-sized work by Mario than the character creator himself, longtime Nintendo developer and designer Shigeru Miyamomoto.
The 15-minute video embedded at the end of this article, mostly revolves around the early moments of the park, filled with Super Mario melodies and interactive elements. Many of the park’s decorations and objects can be interacted with park visitors who wear special handbands, dubbing the power-up band, which includes an NFC chip like Ameibo. Press its sensor near park near objects like Super Mario Coin Bluck C and a new virtual item will appear in the synced Super Nintendo World app on your smartphone. Exactly how these virtual objects will affect your visit to the Super Nintendo World is not clear, but Miami-San hinted at amazing attractions and hidden interactive panels for park visitors to discover in person. (In addition, it will double the power-up bands as Amibo for compatible hardware such as the Nintendo Switch.)
Only one “ride” in the video received a showcase, albeit briefly: Mario cart race against Bauer. It is hosted inside a replica of Bowser’s Castle, and visitors will sit in a series of Mario-style go-karts that appear to be attached to a rollercoaster-like track, as opposed to free handling. Exactly what those visitors will see on that ride is unclear, but previous news about the old reality (AR) elements of the ride was reinforced by the first official appearance on the park’s AR glasses, paired with a Super Mario hat.
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Get out of the gift shop with Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of the Mario Mario series!
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Special pepper? Why should you hurt all of us who can’t in Osaka, Nintendo?
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More specialized trade.
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Even more distinctive peppers.
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Arguably most Exclusive March on Super Nintendo World: Perfectly clear, walking King Super Mario Lingley.
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Move between this and the next picture and see how Mario’s legs move nothing but push on his back.
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It has a cooling effect in motion.
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Popcorn flavors from Super Nintendo World include “caramel peach” and “mushroom”.
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You need more than just popcorn to survive the super Nintendo World.
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LCD panels as “windows” in restaurant kitchens.
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Hi!
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Screens advertising a range of food options.
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Cool Mario-logo murals on the roof.
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Note: Frogs don’t really make food in Super Nintendo World.
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Mushroom-themed burgers
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Mushroom-based pizza bowl. (We really want that bowl.)
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Mario-based salad.
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Coin block-themed dessert.
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We look forward to the time when removing masks and eating Mario-based foods will not be a risk to anyone’s health.
Surprisingly, the theme park will include a robust gift shop, whose Miyamoto-san confirms that the typical Nintendo dealer ખાસ especially a strong Super Mario toy, whose feet express at a walking speed without the need for a battery ફક્ત is just a handful. (It’s easy to forget that Nintendo’s history as a game publisher predates an incredible variety of cleverly designed toys, largely thanks to former Nintendo designer Gunpai Yokoi, who eventually created the first Game Boy Master Mind.)
Miyamoto-san also walked visitors through a restaurant in the park, which is Todd themed and includes “windows” in its kitchen (although these are just high-resistance LCD panels with CGI animations presented by frog characters). Some of the park’s food options were shown, and anyone who has been to a themed Japanese cafe knows that the nation takes its oddly crafted food very seriously – which is immediately apparent in the weird looking food shown in today’s video.
However, today’s video doesn’t reveal any other branded experiences on the Super Nintendo World, especially one that revolves around the adventurous journey of the famous Nintendo character Donkey Kong or the previously haunted Yoshi. We will obviously have to wait until the park opens in Japan on February 4, 2021, to see if non-Mario content will be open to the public during its launch window and more time to launch for the Nintendo-themed park Orlando , Locations of Universal Studios in Los Angeles and Singapore. (Surprisingly, today’s revelation includes multiple warnings about the COVID protocol for the Japanese launch.)
I was eager to publish the details of the video in gallery format, however, any Nintendo fan is worth its salt, it is worth watching all the representations of this park with Miyamoto-san. I personally can’t remember the last time I saw a man excited by this project, and based on what has been shown so far, I don’t blame him.
Shigeru Miamoto will take fans through Universal Studios Japan via Super Nintendo World
Image list by Nintendo / Universal Studios Japan
