Nintendo shows off Mario, Zelda, and 135 years of history in a new Kyoto museum

A shooting gallery at the Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan. Anthony Kuhn/NPR

Anthony Kuhn/NPR

KYOTO, Japan – Japan’s iconic video game maker Nintendo opened a museum here in its home city today, Oct. 2nd, tracing the company’s roots from a playing card company that began 135 years ago, to the present-day home of Super Mario, Pokémon and a vast and growing entertainment empire.

The company’s bosses appear to want to sum up their corporation’s achievements, as they begin to transition to a younger generation of leaders, and the company moves from video games into new businesses, including stores, movies and

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