LogFAQs > #970857388

Yeah same, especially since Id basically be paying $40 to stand in line with a bunch of children solely to touch a piece of plastic and hear a little sound effect. I have an acquaintance who bought one, and I guess it saves your coins across visits, but as far as Im aware you cant actually do anything with the coins so that seems fairly pointless. The whole thing seems like a cash grab aimed at children. If youre really into Mario and have got the money, maybe its cool to boop the boxes and feel like him for a brief moment before you have to move on and let the next people boop the box, but its not for me. I also didnt get a wand for the Harry Potter area. It seems like its kinda luck whether it will work or not, and I was able to just vicariously experience it by watching other people activate the wand enabled things.

I'm curious how different the food in the U.S. is vs. Japan. Like, in Nintendo World theres a green shell bun filled with yakisoba and cheese and Im curious as to if they have that same product, or if they changed the filling to adjust to U.S. palettes. They also have a red shell bun filled with spaghetti and cheese that has a ketchup sauce.