Today I am going to go to Nintendo NY! Many of you might not know where that is, so here’s a brief explanation. It’s the best place in the world. Sadly that is all I am going to tell you because this is my interview blog post, not my site visit blog post.(But still be sure to check that one out later if your already reading this) Now the story begins…

…it was the best day ever as my little brother and my hopes were as high as the sun smiling right down at us. Today was the Sunday that my little brother Jack and I woke up at seven o’clock. We both got dressed in red, I put my Nintendo shirt on but Jack still doesn’t have one yet so he just put on a regular red shirt and we both put on red shorts. We both went downstairs where we hoped that today was going to be the day that we got the Nintendo Switch, that is why we are going to the Nintendo store an hour and a half before it opens. My dad finally woke up, got dressed in clothes completely out of the color code today and we were off.  We drove and drove until when we just got into New York City where this guy on 1010WINS talking so fast that nobody could understand what he was saying announced that a road that we needed to go on was being blocked today due to the bike tours… Nooooooooo! Come on! Not Today! Right after the announcement my dad called my mom and asked her if she could search up “1010WINS bike tour maps NYC.” Of course that didn’t work so we just drove there and we were fine. Somebody listened to the fast talking person on 1010WINS wrong. I ‘m Not naming name’s or anything but DAD.

We were at the Nintendo store! The real Nintendo store! We were lucky to see three people standing right in front of the back door. We asked them if they were waiting for the Nintendo Switch and they said yes. It was now nine thirty and the people in front of us have been waiting there since eight o’clock, the Nintendo Store opens at eleven o’clock. After ten minutes of standing behind them I finally said that we were standing on the wrong side of the store and we all moved. Now it was ten o’clock and this kid who seemed like he was fifteen even though he was fourteen appeared out of nowhere behind us. He asked us if we were waiting for the Nintendo Switch and we said yes. He seemed to know a lot about Nintendo. It turned out that he did know a lot about Nintendo because he has been collecting games and consoles by Nintendo ever since N64, witch is a very old retro console released in 1996. His name was Dan Buzali. It also turns out that him and his brother own about 250 games for the DS Lite. My dad asked him if we could interview him and he surprisingly said, “Yes.”

The most important information that I got out of this interview was this.

The story has changed a lot overtime for all of the Super Mario Bros Games.

This is the interview.↓