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Nintendo World Store

more commonly just referred to as the Nintendo Store

A two-story specialty store that sells a wide variety of Nintendo merchandise, including videogames, t-shirts, and plushies of your favorite Nintendo characters. The most popular aspect of the store is their Pokecenter which has a wall dedicated to Pokemon videogames, DVDs, action figures and plush dolls. The plush dolls and action figures that are on sale change every week or so, so you need to be quick to find and buy your favorite pokemon’s plush counterpart. The store has a large section devoted to Wiis and 3DS/DS’s that are opened for customers to play and preview videogames before they purchase them. The store also sometimes holds tournaments and video viewings to promote upcoming releases of games.

Address: 10 Rockefeller Plaza
Hours: 11AM-6PM, daily
Website: nintendonyc.com (opens in a new tab)

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Listing from Wikivoyage: Manhattan/Theater District, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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