Inside 84_official_ , Tokyo’s secret Nintendo bar that needs your help.
As you look around, even more names pop up. A sketch of Mega Man from Keiji Inafune. A drawing of Pikachu eating from an 84 bowl, signed by key members of theteam. Copies of Ico, Shadow of the Colossus and The Last Guardian, all signed by director Fumito Ueda.
I wonder if, given that it feels like a bit of a video game Hall of Fame, there may be some developers out there who have ambitions to get their artwork on 84’s wall. This is where the Game & Watch rubs shoulders with with the DS Lite, where Kirby and Space Channel 5’s Ulala share a shelf together, where a pack of UK Nintendo stickers from the early 90s can be found next to one of the most valuable pieces in the collection, an unused Famicom cartridge label for the original Super Mario Bros.
The cost is ¥9,999 yen and includes a drink, some light snacks and an 84 ‘passport’ to mark their visit. “We’re just about hanging on,” he tells me. “We have no plans to close at the moment, but we need more and more people to come.
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