Nintendo Museum

Nintendo Museum is a five-volume collection series of old Nintendo games (Arcade, NES, SNES & Game Boy), developed by Nintendo EAD. It was released on Nintendo Switch on March 23, 2018. This compilation is based on the Namco Museum series.
Each volume has five to seven games; all of which were ported from the original game's source code. Every volume also has a "museum" mode where the player can walk through a virtual museum containing various curiosities surrounding the games, including images of the mainboards, marketing material and conceptual artwork (all from the Japanese, European and American releases). Each game also has a unique hub room based around it and/or it's franchise, that can contain extra games hidden within.
Mario can be seen as a tour guide in the edge of the screen on a "museum" mode and in every volume's intro.
==Volume 1==
===Intro===
===Games===
*Super Mario Bros. (NES, 1985)
**Hub World: A recreation of Princess Peach's Castle from Super Mario 64 with ? Boxes and pipes around. Goombas and Koopa Troopas can be seen walking around, waving to or otherwise greeting the player. Like SM64, there's a cannon in the Courtyard which shoots you to the castle's roof to find a hidden game: Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels.
**Museum Display Items:
***Super Mario Bros. Board Game (This board game's rules were unique, wiih the objective being to knock down all the Brick Blocks and save Princess Peach!)
***Mario/Zelda Breakfast Cereal (This Nintendo Cereal System breakfast food was made in 1988. This had fruity-flavored Marios, Mushrooms, Goombas, Koopa Troopas and Bowsers!)
***Beach Towel (This beach towel is unofficial, but can you notice the differences of the characters?)
***Food Tray (A Mario-themed food tray featuring various references in the background)
***Pillowcase (This Mario pillowcase was given away years ago in America. It's no longer available)
***Super Mario Bros. Mat (A old white mat which has Mario and Luigi on it)
***Cloud Level Concept Sketch (The game was initially more focused on shooting than platforming, and had Mario carrying a rifle instead!)
***Japanese/European Artwork (This artwork was used for the Japanese and European box art)
*Donkey Kong (Arcade, 1981)
**Hub World: A black location with red girders and Pauline's items around. Fires are moving on those girders with a oil barrel burning. A Donkey Kong arcade cabinet is seen in a pile of barrels.
**Museum Display Items:
***Pamphlet (Made for sales promotion in 1981)
***Game Cards (These game cards are made by Topps, but are no longer available.)
***Coin Bank (This coin bank was made by Renzi and given away in America.)
***PC Board (This board is used inside the arcade cabinet)
***Top Display (It was attached to the top of the cabinet)
***Screen Overlay (Glass sheet with Donkey Kong drawings)
***Instruction Card (Attached to the arcade game, it showed how to play.)
==Volume 2==
===Intro===
===Games===
==Volume 3==
===Intro===
===Games===
==Volume 4==
===Intro===
===Games===
==Volume 5==
===Intro===
===Games===
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