An iconic park-based park will open this summer • "Think of a human-sized Nintendo game in which you are not running the player, but you are the player himself"

Love the Super Nintendo game? Well, this summer, an iconic game-based game park will open in Japan, where you can take a real role as players in the game, win coins and stars, and compete with other park visitors.

The announcement of the innovative park was made yesterday by Universal World, which even released a park simulation video with the various types of events it will have. The video still leaves many unanswered questions about the park, but it's pretty clear that this is not something like a Super Mario movie in the dinosaur world of 1993, but a huge park very similar to the game's Mushroom Kingdom, along with other sites, such as Mario's Trip and Peach Castle, and other options.

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Appropriately for a park that engages in computer games, it will be entirely interactive with smartphone apps, holograms and other actions that will allow visitors to take part in all games on the spot, while competing with other visitors and enhancing their experience.

"Think of a one-to-one human park-size Nintendo game where you don't operate the player with a manual device, but you are the players themselves in life size. You not only run the game here but actually live it," said Thierry Copp, senior vice president and officer Universal Group's chief creative at the press conference announcing the upcoming opening of the park.

J.L. Bonaire, president and CEO of Universal Studios in Japan, said at the press conference that "they announced the establishment of the park 3 years ago, and we are now in its final stages, and we are pleased to announce that it will open this summer." So friends, if you are a fan of this iconic game, You definitely have what to wait for.