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Universal Japan Outlines Plans For Nintendo Segment

by Donald Theriault - March 6, 2016, 6:57 pm EST
Total comments: 7 Source: Sankei (Japanese link)

Scheduled to open for Mario and Sonic's appearance in four years.

Universal Studios has announced ambitious plans for their Japanese park's Nintendo exhibit.

The Nintendo attraction is slated to open in 2020, timed to coincide with Tokyo's hosting of the Summer Olympics. Universal is anticipating spending roughly 40bn yen (about US$350m at current market rates) on the project.

Observers have noted that the project is to be similar in scale to the Harry Potter worlds currently operating at Universal Studios.

Talkback

WahMarch 07, 2016

Nintendo spending big! 8)

LouieturkeyMarch 07, 2016

Actually Nintendo is not spending any of this.  It's Universal spending big to promote Nintendo.

TurdFurgyMarch 07, 2016

Was I foolish to hope that a Nintendo Land was coming to U. S.? I didn't even know their was a park over there.

Ian SaneMarch 07, 2016

2020?!  Well, shit, won't Nintendo be DOOMED by then? ;)

Quote from: TurdFurgy

Was I foolish to hope that a Nintendo Land was coming to U. S.? I didn't even know their was a park over there.

If they can find room in Orlando (good freaking luck with that thanks to the House of Mouse), this'll be there as well.

ShyGuyMarch 08, 2016

Today I learned that Universal Japan is segmented. Like a centipede.

famicomplicatedJames Charlton, Associate Editor (Japan)March 08, 2016

Expect a video from me on this in the next 4-5 years ;-)

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