Nintendo confirms that the park will open its doors this year 2020 in Japan with a mobile app and news regarding other amusement parks.
Nintendo and Universal Studios Japan have held a conference in Japan where they have offered new details about the Super Nintendo World theme park, which will open its doors before the Tokyo 2020 Olympics on July 24.
An app to complete challenges while we are in Super Nintendo World
The amusement park is being built in the franchise located in Osaka, but later it will also do the same at Universal Parks in Hollywood and Orlando in the case of the United States; and in Singapore, as an expansion plan in Asia. To present all the news they have published a new promotional video of the game and the slogan that will accompany the theme park: “No Limit”, which we can translate as “Without limits”.
Super Nintendo World presentation conference | Bloomberg
Super Nintendo World will have an application for mobile devices, which will offer more details soon, but that will be provided with information related to the event and that will actively participate in the experience of the attendees when they are inside the park. It will have a classic map, as in the plumber's platform games, full of activities, challenges and classifications.
Also, an interactive bracelet that will play a key role in the experience. One of the examples explained in the meeting is that data will be shared on the coins collected by each visitor with respect to the others, among other data for the purpose of assistance gamification. As we see, there will be at least six different models of this bracelet and will communicate directly with the app.
Super Nintendo World presentation conference | Bloomberg
Regarding the new trailer, which lasts about three minutes, has a music composed by the Swedish duo Galantis and singer Charli XCX.
Super Nintendo World, presented there by July 2017, began to be built in October 2018, about two years to create what they expect is the most exciting and spectacular amusement park that a sagas fan like The Legend of Zelda can imagine , Super Mario, Pokémon, Animal Crossing, Yoshi, Donkey Kong or Star Fox; all of them with representation in this space of Universal Studios Japan.
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