It’s time for a Nintendo Direct; one that features no games at all. With Universal Studios Japan’s Super Nintendo World set to be open to the public relatively soon, Nintendo has decided to share some excitement about the park’s imminent opening in early 2021. A 15-minute Direct will air, showcasing what Super Nintendo World will look like and teasing what’s to come. The Super Nintendo World Direct will be streamed to worldwide audiences despite it being exclusively a Japanese location for now, and will kick off tomorrow, December 18th, at 3:00 pm PT.

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[the_randomizer]

yea well, as i said... no Zelda, no Kirby, no Pokemon, no Metroid
ONLY Mario stuff, it's not representative of the whole Nintendo World
So yea... gonna be lame I guess, unless theyve shown us only ONE part of the park....

Also why is it called that in Japan and not Super Famicom World?

 

[Julie_Pilgrim]

Mario kart live: home circuit: Am i a joke to you?

Yes

 

[the_randomizer]

Yes

AR games are so boring

 

[Hanafuda]

I’m planning to go, June 2022. Should be a little calmed down by then - gonna be very unpleasantly crowded for at least a year after opening. I’ve been to Tokyo Disneyland before but not Universal Studios in Osaka. My wife and daughter went there for the Harry Potter thing in 2015, but I went off on my own that day to see Himeji Castle and then to DenDenTown in Osaka to shop at SuperPotato.

 

[SecureBoot]

People really out here complaining about toy prices in a theme park discussion

 

[Soulsilve2010]

I personally think it's an odd business decision to open a theme park during a pandemic but maybe Japan isn't getting rocked as hard as everyone else.

 

[chrisrlink]

man Japan must be suffering tourism wise if it's streaming world wide hope they have covid under control enough and screening in place at USoJ

 

[Noctosphere]

I personally think it's an odd business decision to open a theme park during a pandemic but maybe Japan isn't getting rocked as hard as everyone else.

Do you really think they started building the park during thet pandemic?
no... they started around 2018-19

 

[AmandaRose]

Also why is it called that in Japan and not Super Famicom World?

Because it is a theme park based of Nintendo's property calling it Super Famicom World make absolutely zero sense.

 

[MaxToTheMax]

I think this could be a cool direct. It said no gameplay would be shown, but they didn’t say no games would be teased. 5head

 

[weatMod]

I'm hoping at the end of the direct there will be a metroid prime 4 trailer .

yes right after they announce the switch pro

 

[EaterComputer]

Not to be contrarian, but I love theme parks and am super hyped for this direct.

 

[weatMod]

Not to be contrarian, but I love theme parks and am super hyped for this direct.

me too and i actually came up with this idea of the Nintendo theme park and the mario kart ride years ago
Nintendo stole it from me and i was not credited at all

 

[HarveyHouston]

Some of you guys don't seem too excited about this Nintendo theme park. You know, Nintendo? As in Mario Land? As in, you get to see a real-world representation of the Mushroom Kingdom? I think that's awesome!

I do wish it would come to the U.S., though. One theme park is not enough.

 

[Noctosphere]

Some of you guys don't seem too excited about this Nintendo theme park. You know, Nintendo? As in Mario Land? As in, you get to see a real-world representation of the Mushroom Kingdom? I think that's awesome!

I do wish it would come to the U.S., though. One theme park is not enough.

Im hyped for this presentation
But just to know if it's Super Nintendo World
Or just Super Mario World
I wanna see a Hyrule part most of all

If there isn't, well I hope there will in us version

 

[xdarkx]

Also why is it called that in Japan and not Super Famicom World?

Because they are trying to appeal to a wider audience (mostly the younger audience), and not just people who knows about Famicom.

 

[DarkCoffe64]

Some of you guys don't seem too excited about this Nintendo theme park. You know, Nintendo? As in Mario Land? As in, you get to see a real-world representation of the Mushroom Kingdom? I think that's awesome!

I do wish it would come to the U.S., though. One theme park is not enough.

I think after how that company has been lately towards their fan/userbase, most would just like to see them crash and burn to the ground.

 

[64bitmodels]

whats the point of uploading this onto youtube if its japan only
im not gonna spend a whole ass ticket just to get here

 

[Noctosphere]

whats the point of uploading this onto youtube if its japan only
im not gonna spend a whole ass ticket just to get here

lot of people would
after the pandemic of course...

 

[Jayro]

Just what we need during a global pandemic... a god-damn theme park.