He Nintendo Museum It has become a stop for all video game fans visiting Japan. Although we can find endless images of this place on social networks, there is a specific section about which we know little, since it does not allow taking photos or videos. However, this has not stopped some visitors from bypassing security and sharing different images of the Big N prototypes, something that is only intended for the eyes of the audience.
For those who don’t know, the Nintendo Museum has a section focused entirely on prototypes of the Big N consoles. However, The Japanese company does not allow photos or videos to be taken in this section. Even with the warning, some users, mainly Westerners, have decided to share these images on social networks.
This is not all, since it has also been reported that some visitors unplug controllers at Super Nintendo demo stationsto check if the games are running on real hardware or on an emulator, something they should not do either. According to several reports, the people who did it are Westerners, something that is probably not to the liking of those in charge of this place.
For its part, Nintendo has not issued a statement regarding these casesbut it is very likely that he will take action on the matter and, at the very least, increase security in the place. On related topics, they leak gameplay from the Switch Online Play Test. Likewise, Playtonic reveals a game for the Switch 2.
Author’s Note:
It is very unfortunate that these people break the rules in this way. The worst of all is that their actions will have negative consequences for all attendees. Although it is somewhat ridiculous that Nintendo keeps these prototypes behind closed doors, it is necessary to comply with what is established so as not to ruin the fun for others.
Via: Go Nintendo
