Nintendo files patent for theme park

A new trademark application filed by Nintendo suggests that the company may have started work on its Universal Studios theme parks.

Tue, 30 May, 2017 - 01:00

A new trademark application filed by Nintendo suggests that the company may have started work on its hotly anticipated Orlando and Osaka Universal Studios theme parks.

Simply titled ‘Super Nintendo World’, the trademark application was filed with United States Patent & Trademark Office on May 24, and covers:

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Courts Games Place: Universal Studios Place: Orlando Place: Osaka Universal Studios Organisation: Nintendo Organisation: United States Patent & Trademark Office

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