Nintendo is set to open its first museum on October 2 in Kyoto, Japan, celebrating its 134-year history with interactive exhibits and displays of vintage video games and consoles. The museum, located in a renovated factory, will showcase Nintendo's evolution from its origins making hanafuda playing cards to its legendary gaming franchises like Super Mario and Zelda. Highlights include interactive experiences like a giant controller, a virtual shooting gallery, and the chance to design Hanafuda cards. Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Super Mario, hosted a preview event, emphasizing the company's commitment to play and originality. Tickets for the museum are now on sale, with prices starting at 3,300 yen for adults. Despite rumors, a recent Nintendo Direct revealed the museum rather than news about a new console, disappointing some fans.