Talk:Super Nintendo World

Recent expansion

The article isn't any better for adding the PR-speak and dateline—I see maybe one or two facts added to the article but the rest of the article was better and more concise as it was (and should be restored) czar 17:10, 22 April 2017 (UTC)

Concept art update

Are you aware that there's a concept art of the Nintendo themed attractions? Where it said it will gonna be included attractions based on Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, and Kirby. But however, will be also gonna be another attractions based other Nintendo IPs, like Pokemon, Animal Crossing, etc., too?

Commented by Wiki-Ikiw —Preceding undated comment added 20:24, 17 July 2017 (UTC)

@Wiki-Ikiw, we cover what has been reported in reliable, secondary sources. Feel free to share such sources once they're available czar 20:37, 17 July 2017 (UTC)

Learn what the sources and words actually mean

Universal Studios does not automatically mean "USF", it means "Parks & Resorts", nor it indicates SNW would take place at USF unless properly sourced. I see nothing that indicates USF specifically because Universal Studios can have three different meanings, one can refer to Universal Pictures, Universal Parks & Resorts, or Universal Studios Florida. But in this case, "Universal Studios" in terms of the development of SNW and pointing out locations like Osaka, Hollywood, and Orlando points out to "Parks & Resorts" division and not USF. Please don't mislead the readers. XXzoonamiXX (talk) 23:16, 8 August 2017 (UTC)

Ignoring your condescending heading, the sources refer to "Universal Studios", the theme park, not some other element of the Orlando resort. Also, the edit warring guidelines say to bring your proposed change to the talk page when it is reverted, and to keep the prior version until there is consensus to change it. czar 06:12, 9 August 2017 (UTC)

The sources refer to "Orlando", not specifically "Universal Studios" as it means Universal Studios Florida. When it says "Universal Studios" team up with Nintendo, it doesn't refer to a theme park, but more of a Parks & Resorts Division responsible in handling its theme parks. Like I said, Universal Studios can be interpreted to many three different ways, not just one. It doesn't refer to anything from Universal Studios Florida as of now, which is why I have to change it to a more specific wording in a general term. XXzoonamiXX (talk) 13:44, 9 August 2017 (UTC)

Universal Orlando is a conglomerate of a theme park, a water park, several hotels, and an entertainment complex. There's no way the reader is better served by linking to that mess instead of the theme park (USF) itself, as is done for Hollywood and Japan. Please revert your proposed edit. czar 16:11, 9 August 2017 (UTC)

No, I want you to cite specifically that "Universal Studios" within the sources that means Universal Studios Florida itself so you could avoid embarrassing yourself. Cite the source that specifically linked to the actual park itself, not changing it to think what you think it means. Otherwise, you're simply misleading the readers when you put "Orlando" as as somehow it's an actual meaning for the Studio Florida itself, when you have nothing to back up with, let alone the fact there's no legitimate source that SNW would come to USF. XXzoonamiXX (talk) 19:14, 9 August 2017 (UTC)

It hasn't even been announced yet... but the heading is "Nintendo’s first Universal Studios park attraction is called Super Nintendo World"[1]. Any source that has speculated on what hasn't been announced has also associated the park with the existing USF theme park rather than a separate park in the resort: the editorial "Where Would Nintendo's Theme Park Attractions Fit in Universal Studios Florida?"[2] (RS) and

It is currently believed – though far from officially confirmed – that Universal Orlando Resort’s Super Nintendo World will be located at Universal Studios Florida, replacing the long-outdated Woody Woodpecker’s KidZone section.
— [3] (less reliable)

There is no discussion of it being a separate theme park from Universal Studios Florida—the only relevant theme park in Universal Orlando. Tone it down. czar 19:46, 9 August 2017 (UTC)

The source counts as a speculation, so by all means it does not have any confirmation that Super Nintendo World would be coming towards Universal Studios Florida specifically so unless properly announced, like the recent HHN announcements. But back to the main topic, if you want to refer to Universal Studios Florida, then specifically refer to as such if we're talking about in general terms, so people won't be confused whether you're talking about the one that produce the movies, or the theme parks in Hollywood, in Japan, in Singapore, or even Islands of Adventure or USF. If you put "Hollywood and Orlando parks", then people would easily confuse "Orlando" to Orlando Resort, considering Universal has two parks.