Ever since video game Mario was given a voice he’s always been voiced by the same man, Charles Martinet. The familiar “It’s-a me, Mario” was first introduced to us back in the nineties. The aforementioned video game is none other than Super Mario 64. Since then Charles Martinet has always been the sole voice actor of Nintendo’s lovable short plumber.
Earlier this year the Nintendo World store located in Rockefeller Plaza was closed to receive a renovation. It was announced that the store would no longer be called Nintendo World, instead, it would be Nintendo NY. The Nintendo NYÂ official Twitter posted today that fans everywhere could meet Charles Martinet at the grand reopening on 2/19.
On 2/19 meet Charles Martinet, the voice of Mario @ our re-opening event @ #NintendoNYC! Stay tuned for details! pic.twitter.com/6hZ3cad2q8
— Nintendo NY (@NintendoNYC) February 10, 2016
While not universally announced, the excitement is felt among fans near and far. While not everyone can make the journey to New York City, it’s almost guaranteed that the store will have a line just to get in. What about you? Are you going to dream of going? Or are  you lucky enough to either have the funds to go or you live in New York? Are you lucky enough to have already met Charles Martinet? Leave a comment saying what your plans are for this special occasion.
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