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Nintendo Museum in Kyoto , Japan , will open to the public on October 2, 2024 .
The museum will feature three interactive exhibits, including a giant version of a Japanese poem that takes over an entire room.
Visitors can also play historical Nintendo home game consoles and their peripherals, as well as new mini-games based on toys released by Nintendo in the 1960s .
Nintendo positions the new museum as a “public relations facility” rather than as an archive for game purists, but it is an interesting attempt to preserve the experiences of games and toys that were released decades ago by changing the scale and the way they're played while also giving them a technological boost. In that sense, the Nintendo Museum may be trying to preserve the entertainment experience itself. Whether that experience will be as enjoyable as it was decades ago will be decided by those of us who remember the originals..
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