1. Harvard University
   New York University
2. University of Michigan

The creators of the Nintendo Amusement Park, Daniel Albritton, Quanya Chen and Noah Shibley, are all students at New York University.

1. Super Mario Bros.
   Pac-Man
2. Donkey Kong

Super Mario Bros. is one of Nintendo's most popular games, and has been the basis for numerous other video games, including Super Mario Galaxy and Super Smash Bros.

1. It is a collection of rides and roller coasters based on various Nintendo games.
   It is a real-life recreation of Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. video game.
2. It is a small park with child-friendly rides.

The Nintendo Amusement Park will allow you to play as a character in a real-life version of Super Mario Bros. complete with costumes. Some would call that a dream come true.

1. Luigi and Mario
   Bill and Ted
2. Amos and Andy

There are two characters you can play in the original Super Mario Bros. game: Mario and Luigi.

1. Nintendo Land
   The Forbidden Forest
2. Mushroom Kingdom

Mario and Luigi make their way through the Mushroom Kingdom to try and rescue Princess Toadstool.

1. 100 feet
   100 meters
2. 100 miles

The first generation park should stretch 100 meters. Later versions might be considerably longer.

1. an anti-gravity containment field
   a bungee chord suspension system
2. a trampoline-like floor

One of the cool things about Super Mario Bros. is how high Mario and Luigi can jump. To simulate this power, players will be attached by harness to a bungee chord suspension system.

1. a motorized truss
   a helicopter
2. a crane

The plan is to have the suspension cables attached to a motorized truss that will propel the player through the course.

1. flight
   swimming
2. lateral movement

The first design for the park does not address how the player will move from side to side.

1. a crane
   a second set of suspension cables
2. a sliding overhead track

To deal with the issue of lateral movement, future generations will have a sliding overhead track with a series of cables and wheels.

1. They will be assisted by a stagehand.
   They will use a remote control.
2. They will remain in place, and the course will move underneath of them.

A stagehand with a control panel will navigate the player through the course by attempting to anticipate his moves.

1. Haptics refers to how people react to extreme heights and speeds such as those of roller coasters.
   Haptics is the study of entertainment, and why people choose to do certain things for fun.
2. Human haptics is the study of how humans use their sense of touch and motor skills.

Haptics refers to the sense of touch. Human Haptics is the study of how people use their sense of touch, and how they engage their motor skills.

1. a stagehand
   infrared cameras and strain receptors
2. the player

Later generations of the Nintendo Park will use a winch with haptic technology. Infrared sensors and strain receptors will analyze the player's movements and respond accordingly.

1. foam crash padding
   safety nets
2. trampoline mats

Players will be jumping quite high, which puts them at risk for impact injuries. The Nintendo Amusement Park will be lined with foam crash padding, to help keep players safe.

1. hydraulic actuators
   cranes
2. a team of stagehands

In the original Super Mario Bros. game, some walls and other large objects moved around. The final generation of the park will use hydraulic actuators to move large sections of the park, thus recreating that aspect of the game.

1. treadmills
   elevator doors
2. escalators

Mario sometimes gets crushed by walls that close in on him. To prevent players from getting hurt, the park will use a pressure feedback system like those currently used on elevator doors.

1. PAR uses complex computer simulation techniques, rather than physical props.
   PAR makes actual changes to the physical world, rather than using overlay imagery or computer simulations.
2. PAR does not require any person to person interaction.

Augmented Reality uses computers and other technological devices, such as heads-up displays, to change your perception of the real world. Physically Augmented Reality actually changes your physical environment.

1. Frogger
   Pac-Man
2. Space Invaders

A team from the University of Singapore's Mixed Reality Lab invented a real-world version of Pac-Man called Human Pac-Man.

1. The creators of the park are not licensed to build an amusement park.
   The creators of the park have not secured permission to use the Nintendo name.
2. The creators of the park are not sure whether they will ever graduate college.

The inventors of the Nintendo Amusement Park have not yet received permission from Nintendo to use the company name.

1. Paris
   New York
2. California

The Nintendo Amusement Park prototype is in Brooklyn, NY.