Fascinating interview! Love that fans are out there making an effort to preserve stuff like this - I remember being a fan back in those days and dreaming of visiting that store, but I'd never been to the US at all until after it was converted into Nintendo World, and knowing there's someone collecting and archiving information about it warms my heart.
I do wish you'd included a photo of the clock that you talked about! The discussion of it as an especially sought-after item piques curiosity, but there's no link or image. Similarly, I was confused to see no link to the website at all until a text one that needed to be copy-pasted at the very bottom - it would've been neat to include some clickable links within the main body text!
Thanks for your comment and feedback! I originally planned to add the Magical Clock, but I couldn't find a suitable picture at the time of publication. I also tried to respect the way the text was delivered to me by our guests. I've since added an image from the PCNY Historical website, and made the website URL a hyperlink. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for interviewing me! It was lovely to get to discuss the whole story behind the Pokémon Center NY Historical Website with you. Thanks again for sharing the story of our preservation efforts with the world! 😊
It was wonderful to speak to you both, thank you for giving us the opportunity to share your work with others. I hope that we will remain in touch, so we can cover other cool and exciting work you do in the future!
I want a signed Pokemon plushie or something from them -_-_-_-_- Very nice interview , especially Julie's real life surname is what got me thrilled at the beginning and i got more and more excited to read more because i knew there was more coming. There are many things to be told, but i don't want to occupy the whole place here :D Siiiiiiir, thanks a lot for your celebi-like work this week 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Keep up the mostest amazingest work 💯 Guys out there who don't know Johto times miss so many things #poorbois. #loveyourworklovejohtotimes #johtotimesforever
Fascinating interview! Love that fans are out there making an effort to preserve stuff like this - I remember being a fan back in those days and dreaming of visiting that store, but I'd never been to the US at all until after it was converted into Nintendo World, and knowing there's someone collecting and archiving information about it warms my heart.
I do wish you'd included a photo of the clock that you talked about! The discussion of it as an especially sought-after item piques curiosity, but there's no link or image. Similarly, I was confused to see no link to the website at all until a text one that needed to be copy-pasted at the very bottom - it would've been neat to include some clickable links within the main body text!
Thanks for your comment and feedback! I originally planned to add the Magical Clock, but I couldn't find a suitable picture at the time of publication. I also tried to respect the way the text was delivered to me by our guests. I've since added an image from the PCNY Historical website, and made the website URL a hyperlink. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for interviewing me! It was lovely to get to discuss the whole story behind the Pokémon Center NY Historical Website with you. Thanks again for sharing the story of our preservation efforts with the world! 😊
It was wonderful to speak to you both, thank you for giving us the opportunity to share your work with others. I hope that we will remain in touch, so we can cover other cool and exciting work you do in the future!
Plus, I did not know there was a place like that. Now, i can suffer more being in Turkey 😂😂😂 Um, can they adopt me or something, please?
I want a signed Pokemon plushie or something from them -_-_-_-_- Very nice interview , especially Julie's real life surname is what got me thrilled at the beginning and i got more and more excited to read more because i knew there was more coming. There are many things to be told, but i don't want to occupy the whole place here :D Siiiiiiir, thanks a lot for your celebi-like work this week 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Keep up the mostest amazingest work 💯 Guys out there who don't know Johto times miss so many things #poorbois. #loveyourworklovejohtotimes #johtotimesforever