The Nintendo Museum uses prototypes for some of the settings in the rooms. In some cases, it was announced as the Virtual Boy, in others as the Super Nintendo, see the company's historic 16-bit console. Many consider the company's behavior not exactly orthodox, partly because of its failure to use original hardware in a museum in the first place. Mario's house is very hostile to the copying scene.
Controversy over anything?
In recent times it has lashed out above all against the emulation of its most recent hardware, the Nintendo Switch, shutting down two very popular emulators, the latter of which is Ryujinx, but which is generally not particularly viewed. Friendship with society.
However, on October 2, the museum, located in Kyoto, Japan, opened to the public, with visitors having a chance to discover. History of the company And try some of its most representative games directly in the showrooms.
User ChrisMack32 came up with the idea Detach the controller from where you can play Super Mario WorldIt should theoretically run on the Super Nintendo. Imagine his surprise when he heard that A Windows sound indicating that the device is disconnectedUsed since the days of Windows XP.
Reconnecting the controller, he heard the clear sound that Windows makes when an external device is plugged in. In short, we are faced with a System followed in computerA discovery that generated a variety of reactions online, including those who considered Nintendo hypocritical for using emulators.
There are those who argued that Using emulators in a museum is like faking the experienceIt should be as authentic as possible. This last criticism, if we will, has been known for years for Nintendo to develop and use emulators to run titles from its older systems on newer hardware.
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