While Nintendo acquires Dynamo Pictures, the Kyoto giant’s commitment continues to diversify its operations and systems for using its famous IPs.

After opening the first one Super Nintendo World in the world, now operating in Osaka, the video game giant is actually going to expand its commitment to theme parks. As already promised by the Grande N, construction work on the first Super Nintendo World beyond the borders of the Rising Sun continues apace. The site intended to host the structure, we remember, is none other than Hollywoodwith the Universal Studios of the US city in full swing.

Slow down from the pandemic, the Super Nintendo World shipyards have actually been back in business for quite some time now. The date of completion of the works is still unknown, as well as the exact period planned for the opening of the amusement park to the general public. In the meantime, however, it is possible to take a look at the progress made, thanks to shootings which you can see directly at the bottom of this news. Are you planning to visit a Super Nintendo World in the near future?

In the meantime, production difficulties remain for the Nintendo Switch: according to a report from BloombergIn fact, the Big N is still having trouble finding semiconductors and other key components for the hybrid console’s production chain.