[Let’s Talk] What would you like to see at the Nintendo Museum?

This week, a special Nintendo Direct was held for the new Nintendo Museum in Japan. Aside from sharing the opening date of October 2, a bunch of details were shared about what will actually be there.

The museum seems to have two floors. You’ll be able to see side-by-side displays of products, participate in special experiences, make Hanafuda playing cards, visit the cafe, and check out merchandise at the shop. We’ve got plenty more details in our post here.

Despite covering a lot in this week’s presentation, Nintendo didn’t cover every last thing that will be at the museum. But in terms of what hasn’t been shown or what you feel might be missing, what would you like to see? Let us know in the comments.

Highlights from last week’s topic: What’s the best Nintendo-published Switch game?

Bammajamma Nondeplumeron

Breath of the Wild, may be the typical, unimaginative answer, but it’s pretty definitive.

Padre

Links Awakening is my pick. Mario Golf: Super Rush and MK8D following.

schlanz

The question is actually, what is the second best Nintendo published game?

For me, it’s Odyssey.

Stephen Yap

Animal Crossing: New Horizons for me. Compared to all of the other Nintendo-published Switch games I played, this one just consistently wowed me left and right for the numerous steps forward it took on many angles in the series’ gameplay and mechanics while implementing new ideas that kept me on the wagon for at least 600 hours. Hopefully this game becomes the building blocks for the next mainline entry.