Square Enix opening first large-scale theme park in 2020
Japanese video game developer Square Enix, best known for the “Final Fantasy,” “Kingdom Hearts” and “Dragon Quest” series, is opening its first-ever large-scale theme park in 2020.
Japanese video game developer Square Enix, best known for the “Final Fantasy,” “Kingdom Hearts” and “Dragon Quest” series, is opening its first-ever large-scale theme park in 2020.
Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan is coming along quickly as the promised Spring 2020 opening soon approaches. Thanks to theme park fans in Japan, we have compiled a collection of shots to see new looks into this upcoming land. UPDATE: 12/26/2019 Yoshi animatronic has been added to main hilltop in Super Nintendo World.
ILMxLAB has announced that “Lightsaber Dojo,” an arcade-style virtual reality (VR) experience, can now be found at select pop-up locations at Simon centers and Cinemark Theatres.
The guest-favorite decoder experience from years past at Disneyland’s Indiana Jones Adventure has returned, thanks to the Play Disney Parks app.
A new week means more new releases coming to Disney+! Here’s everything new you can expect to see added to the streaming service this week:
Two new jobs are being added to the Datapad portion of the Play Disney Parks app for the opening of Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance.
Florida’s arcade and pinball expo, Free Play Florida, is back once again to celebrate the love of all things gaming.
We figured this would happen. Elements first seen in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge are starting to make their way across the Star Wars universe.
Super Nintendo World is loading in right before our eyes at Universal Studios Japan. This upcoming land, which is expected to open spring of 2020, will feature Mario, Peach, Toad, Bowser, and many more classic Nintendo characters. Thanks again to USJ Information L.C.A.STUDIOS, we have an updated look at more sections of this land.
Two of Disney’s iconic games from the ‘90s have made a comeback with “Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King”. This new collection brings the 16-bit games back to life for players young and old to enjoy on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.