Nintendo Coming to Universal Parks
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Well now I am completely sold on any augmented reality that may come to MK. Damn that looks amazing. I mean we've all grown tired of screens. Thats the perfect tech to take its place
There were some patents online that alluded to a projected 360 tunnel, I thought it was posted here but maybe not...Not to be that guy, but my focus has been widely on VB as of late, therefore I am not as privy to Nintendo info as I should be
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Yes. A warp pipe inbetween tracks as seen by the road leading into it.
- Sep 11, 2015
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More pictures that are seemingly concept art for Nintendo attractions unofficially released on twitter a few days ago in case there were people that are unaware.
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In the preview video for USJ, Mario is about half as tall as many of the adults in the video. If a cast member is wearing a suit the close to the size of an average adult like one seen at the groundbreaking ceremony, an explanation could be that Mario is about the size as he is in the preview video without taking a growth mushroom and the size of the suit character after taking a growth mushroom. I guess they could even have huge Marios in parade floats or as giant animatronics or marionettes for something and have the explanation be that Mario is that size after taking one of those super growth mushrooms like seen in the recent 'New Super Mario Bros' games. That could even be used as the explanation for a of characters even Pokemon if they allowed crossovers of things to occur in the parks.
That's what we were told it was. Dunno if that's still the case, but it's also seemingly the only ride without a patent, meaning it might not be a brand new ride system. And yea, would be Uni's first of the system
I think this is what Universal has really been missing. If it's a good ride that can eat crowds, it's going to be a massive win for the resort.
I actually hate the idea of using an omnimover (it's 2017, let's build something new/exciting), but it's a relatively inexpensive ride system and could help ensure we get the ride
As much as I'd like the bullet bill ride in the original pitch art, something with the capacity of Pteranodon Flyers just isn't the best approach. I can see Yoshi as a potential fix to an issue like that.
EDIT: Plus, I'm thinking the other two attractions may be the big draws in our Nintendo World, and Yoshi may be something specifically for smaller kids (and kids at heart like me!)
Any ideas why Orlando specifically needs a Art Director? I would assume that a lot of the creative overhead would be shared amongst the three parks.
I don't mind the idea as I think there's plenty of room for improvement. Every version of one now feels dated because it is. If a modern version is to exist with plenty of physical sets, Nintendo is the perfect IP for it.
It could stem to what was said, of this version being potentially the largest or that there are multiple art directors for certain projects at a time.
If we're not riding in multi-color Yoshis, they're missing the point of having a Yoshi ride!
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