This week indicates the opening of the second official nintendo store in the United States. Nintendo New York was opened as a Pokémon Center in 2001 in 2005 before converting to Nintendo World, then re -designed as Nintendo New York in 2016. Since then, Nintendo has opened the first party stores outside the shop outside Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, Japan, which are in New York, outside New-Bedo.
The two-storey shop has the ability to create exclusive goods, hard-to-fand amibo figures, various sculptures of iconic nintendo characters and a custom nintendo switch. You will find a dedicated section dedicated to the nintendo and its biggest franchise throughout the storefront. On the main floor, you will look at the dedicated areas dedicated to a section dedicated to Mario (including Mario Cart), Animal Crossing, Donkey Kong and Nintendo San Francisco Merchandise. If you walk down the stairs in the middle of the store, you can land on the floor below, including Zelda, Splatoon, Metroid, Kirbie, Pickmin and Pokémon sections. Additionally, each floor includes switch games, some playable switch kiosks, and dedicated gaming areas dedicated with an absolutely stuffed wall of amibo figures.
Sports information Recently, Nintendo attended only one invited media day for San Francisco, which today opens to people with taunting pipe reservation. However, for everyone else, Nintendo San Francisco opens on Monday, May 19. You can see what the shopkeepers can expect when they step down through the doors of the brand-new Nintendo San Francisco.
You enter the store via Powell Saint entrance. With front and side windows, various nintendo characters are depicted to walk towards the entrance.
The front section of the store includes most of the nintendo San Francisco Merchandise, as well as exclusive items for the official nintendo stores.
Statues of characters such as Mario and Links are found throughout the store, and if you want to take a short version of your favorite statue, Nintendo San Francisco has represented its shelves.
It is a frequently used design throughout the store on exclusive merchants. It can be found on bags, shirts and other items.
Near the front, you will find the donkey kong section.
A huge Mario statue welcomes you to the Mario section of the store. Here, you can find all types of mercury from the long history of Mario, including this dish set which was originally only for sale in Japanese nintendo stores.
If you want to start a Mario luxurious or Lego collection, this store has been covered by you.
Similar to the Mario section, it is difficult to miss the animal crossing section. Here, you can shop from various home goods stuck directly from the migration of your island.
Since the animal crossing section depends a lot on the objects of the house, the roast line puts you an animal crossing touch at the coffee station of your home.
If you like to cross your animal through the apparel instead of home decoration, you also have a lot of options.
Right next to the registration of the main floor, you have another chance to take some exclusive Nintendo San Francisco goods.
One of the best sections of Nintendo San Francisco lets you use the tablet to create a custom nintendo switch. You can choose different joy-curses, strap and dock. Once you place your order, your switch will be ready for pickup on the same day.
If you are only going to the nintendo store to take the latest game or a title, which you remember, you can choose from a wide range of switch titles.
Although you usually need to visit the nintendo website and the nintendo switch online subscription to buy a classic controller online, you can hold them in in-tradition (and without payment) at the nintendo store.
Yes, you can get an alarmo in Nintendo San Francisco.
You can see a railing from the main floor to see a large -scale gaming screen on the floor below.
A ladder in the middle of the store takes you to the bottom floor.
The first section you are congratulating on the floor below is legend of the Zelda region.
The Zelda collection is on a more mature audience, with objects such as messenger bags, replication swords, notebooks, wine glasses, and more.
Across the Zelda section, you can find a ton colored splatoon goods.
The huge screen you can spot from the main floor is to play on the below floor. After the store tour, some invitations fired a round of Mario Cart 8 deluxe.
If you examine the game on a small, more individual screen, there are kiosks to test some games or see some trailers in the back corner of the bottom floor.
There are more games for you in the floor below.
The rear wall has an impressive performance of Amiibo figures, including many hard-to-face figures.
Picamins and Mario share some space on the back wall. Some of the pickmining costumes include fun examples of pickmins, which carry a button from pockets such as items or dress shirts on T-shirts.
The Pokémon section has a ton of plush and apparel from the Pokémon Center.
Although I did not see any picchu luxuries for this special store, Nintendo San Francisco has several nintendo store-exclusive luxuries.
Apart from highlighted sections in this photo tour, you can also find small sections with franchisees like Kirby and Metroid.
