Mario Factory (arcade)

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The entrance to the Urawa Misono Mario Factory location
Entrance to the Urawa Misono location
The entrance to the Minami Kashiwa Mario Factory location
Entrance to the Minami Kashiwa location

Mario Factory was a chain of arcade/entertainment complexes created by MIA Co. Ltd. with license from Nintendo.[1] The arcade first opened on April 27, 2006 at the AEON Mall in Urawa Misono[2], with a second location opening at the AEON Mall in Minami Kashiwa on May 10, 2006.[3] Both locations would close at an unspecified date before 2011, with one of the locations closing on February 19, 2010.[4]

While most of the space was dedicated to the arcade, Mario Factory also had a children's playground, a dining area, and a stage. The latter of which hosted live shows, mostly featuring people in Mario and Luigi mascot costumes, as well as digital events with the characters on a screen, game tournaments, and an opportunity to meet the Mario mascot.[5]

Known arcade games[edit]

This is a list of all the known arcade games to be in Mario Factory.

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