Mario Factory (arcade)
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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.
Gallery[edit]
An New Super Mario Bros. related event taking place on the stage
