Nintendo Museum opens its doors to the public on October 2. Esra Krabbe is an editor at IGN Japan. He can’t wait to buy an Ultra Hand for his kids.

The Ultra Hand game is an extremely difficult county ... It’s hard to say if the Nintendo Museum will live up to people’s lofty expectations. In a controlled site visit, where everything ...

Also, available to museum attendees are the Game & Watch and Ultra Hand. Nintendo Museum visitors can not access all the exhibits with a single ticket, needing digital coins for each experience.

Below: the Ultra Hand SP game sees you grabbing Voltorbs ... This article is based on a press event at the Nintendo Museum, for which Nintendo provided travel and accomodation.

As we look to Nintendo's future with Switch 2 it felt like a perfect time to visit the museum, formerly a facility that served as a factory and support centre for Nintendo product ...

The Nintendo Museum has been built on the site of the ... including exhibits inspired by the Ultra Hand, Love Tester, Game & Watch, and more. Other activities include an area to play Hanafuda ...

Guests play a throwback "Donkey Kong" game with an oversized controller at the Nintendo Museum ... with names like “Zapper & Scope SP,” “Ultra Hand SP” and “Big Controller.” ...

The Nintendo Museum, opening next month ... Next, visitors can test their skills with refined replicas of the Ultra Hand, an extendible grabbing toy designed by Nintendo’s Gunpei Yokoi in ...

This story originally appeared on WIRED Japan and has been translated from Japanese. Built in 1969 in Uji City, Kyoto, the Uji Kokura factory was originally responsible for the production of toys.