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From Kotaku.....the Lightning projected Mario Kart on the ice between periods
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Last week I posted something about Dreamworks team members opened a VR company that Comcast were top investors in...well, looking at what they do, I'm sure we will see it in the parks.
Doesn't look very exciting.
Even the tech. It looks like other people watch you interact with something while you stand stupidly pointing, "is it over here?"The technology not so much the singing thing. God that would be awful.
Whole collection is up on Vans for you Nintendo heads. I grabbed some stuff already, will def rock this over when Nintendo Land opens.
Vans x Nintendo | Vans
Temporary? I'm hoping for a full on store like the one in New York. Got some nice T-Shirts from thereI came here to post this. The merchandise for Nintendo is going to be unreal. Once a major announcement is made for Orlando, I'd be surprised if a temporary shop isn't made for CityWalk.
Temporary? I'm hoping for a full on store like the one in New York. Got some nice T-Shirts from there![]()
The New York store has demo consoles to play and also sells their games and consoles. Something like that would work better in CityWalk rather than inside the parks.I'd imagine that there will be something better and more permanent once the land opens in Universal Studios. The shop in CityWalk could then be merged with the current Studios store and free up the space.
The New York store has demo consoles to play and also sells their games and consoles. Something like that would work better in CityWalk rather than inside the parks.
Could a Nintendo themed restaurant be on the cards? Playing a game of Mario kart while waiting for our meal could be an interesting twist.
I hope not. People's dirty hands touching the controllers after touching things all day, then you touch them right before you a burger or something with your fingers bleh.
It makes too much sense for them not to do this.Personally, I see Nintendo being a high end retail store that can act as both a little museum of Nintendos history; but also sell merchandise off of their most popular games.
Not to mention the possibility of selling their games, consoles; plus having demos all around of various games. And also some sort of place where tournaments can be held for Universal, it'd be a perfect way to cash in on those wanting to get stuff as they exit out of the park.
And hopefully an arcade as well.Personally, I see Nintendo being a high end retail store that can act as both a little museum of Nintendos history; but also sell merchandise off of their most popular games.
Not to mention the possibility of selling their games, consoles; plus having demos all around of various games. And also some sort of place where tournaments can be held for Universal, it'd be a perfect way to cash in on those wanting to get stuff as they exit out of the park.