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Nintendo opens second retail store in world in Tel Aviv

Tokyo is scheduled to open Nintendo’s third store later this year.

Nintendo store in Israel. Credit: Screenshot.
Nintendo store in Israel. Credit: Screenshot.

Nintendo opened its second retail store in the world on Monday—this one in Israel—14 years since opening its first in New York.

The opening at Tel Aviv’s Dizengoff Center occurred a few months after an official online store launched in Israel.

Tokyo is scheduled to open Nintendo’s third store later this year.

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