The Nintendo Museum opened today in the company’s hometown of Kyoto, and it is already limiting some gift shop items to one per person in an attempt to discourage visitors from flipping exclusive merch online.

The newly-opened Nintendo Museum in Japan has begun limiting the sale of certain items. The museum only opened its doors to the public on Tuesday, but online marketplaces are already being flooded with items bought from the venue.

The Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan has only been open to the public for two days, but there are already scalpers who have put up the museum's exclusive merchandise for sale online at greatly inflated prices. That's why the Nintendo Museum has limited a number of its gift-store items to one per customer.

On October 2, after being announced in 2022, the official Nintendo Museum opens. Good luck getting in, though, as tickets are sold out for the next two months. However, what I’m really excited about isn’t walking through the publisher’s long history of Mario,

The Nintendo Museum is open in Japan, but some people are taking advantage of that in the worst way. Details here.

The Nintendo Museum just opened, but it's already putting limits on the sales of items due to issues with scalping.

Last week, we got a sneak peek at some of the awesome merchandise available exclusively at the Nintendo Museum. Well, wouldn't you know it, after just one day of being open to the public, the attraction has announced that it will be limiting sales on select items (thanks,