Nintendo Museum Opens in Kyoto, Showcasing Decades of Gaming History

The museum, opening on October 2, offers interactive exhibits and a comprehensive look at Nintendo's evolution from card games to video games.

The Nintendo Museum is located in a repurposed playing card manufacturing plant in Kyoto and will open to the public on October 2.
Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, including giant controllers and classic game emulations, highlighting Nintendo's playful design philosophy.
The museum's second floor features a detailed chronological display of Nintendo's products, from hanafuda cards to the latest gaming consoles.
While the exhibits showcase Nintendo's iconic products and games, they notably lack context about the cultural impact and the developers behind them.
Entry to the museum is through a lottery system, and visitors can engage in various activities using a coin-based system, enhancing the immersive experience.