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Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour
Discover all the secrets of Nintendo Switch 2
You know, when you stop to think about it, there are a lot of interesting technologies and clever designs that go into video game consoles. So, let's consider Nintendo Switch 2! Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour is an interactive exhibit of sorts that offers an inside look at the suite of features and tech that power the games you love to play. Look, touch, and feel your way through the different exhibits! Uncover lots of insights about the console. Explore basic features, like the magnetic connectors that keep the Joy-Con 2 controllers firmly attached, and more advanced tech details that you might not otherwise notice. Roam the exhibit halls, which resemble a giant Nintendo Switch 2. Discover hidden facts, take quizzes, and enjoy playful minigames and tech demos. The more you explore, the more you'll get to know! Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour is chock-full of secrets you'll enjoy sharing with others. Care to join? This game supports Brazilian Portuguese.
Product description provided by the publisher.
Required for Use
- - A compatible USB-C camera, such as the Nintendo Switch 2 camera (sold separately), is required to use some game features and video chat.
Required Space
- Japanese
- English
- Spanish
- French
- Portuguese
- German
- Italian
- Dutch
- Korean
- Chinese (Simplified)
- Chinese (Traditional)
A paid membership to Nintendo Switch Online is required to use the Save Data Cloud.
More or less free space than is indicated here may be required in order to install products that have been downloaded to the console.
If there is not enough free space available, you can delete unnecessary software or insert a microSD card with enough space.
Note: Nintendo Switch 2 is only compatible with microSD Express cards.
This software supports the following: - Touch screen - Surround sound (linear PCM) - CameraPlay The following features are supported for compatible TVs: - HDR output - A refresh rate of 120Hz - VRR Output
Some experiences require additional accessories, sold separately. This game may contain product placement and advertising. - Some Minigames and Tech Demos can only be played using a Joy-Con 2 controller. - A TV that supports 4K is required to play the Minigame "4K Pixel Hunt" and Tech Demo "Super Mario Bros. 4K (1-1)". - A compatible USB-C camera, such as the Nintendo Switch 2 Camera (sold separately), is required to play the Minigame "Facial Impressions". - A Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller or Joy-Con 2 Charging Grip (both sold separately) is required to play the Minigame "Open the GL/GR Locks". - A TV that supports HDR is required to play the Tech Demo "HDR Fireworks" in TV mode. (The game can be played using the screen on the console in tabletop or handheld modes.) - A TV that supports 120Hz is required to play the Minigame "Guess the Frame Rate" in TV mode. (The game can be played using the screen on the console in tabletop or handheld modes.) - A TV that supports VRR is required to play the Tech Demo "VRR Slider" in TV mode. VRR support in TV mode was added via a system update released on September 10th, 2026, and also requires a Nintendo Switch 2 dock update. (The game can be played using the screen on the console in handheld or tabletop modes.) *The Nintendo Switch 2 dock can be updated in the System Settings via the System section. - The Tech Demo "Dual HD Rumble 2" can only be played in handheld mode. - The Minigame "LCD Pixel Hunt" can only be played in tabletop mode. - The Minigames "Touch Ten" and "Guess the Angle", along with the Tech Demo "3D Sound", can only be played in tabletop or handheld modes. - The use of headphones is recommended for the Tech Demo "3D Sound". (It can also be played using the System Speakers.) - The System Microphone and compatible USB microphones are supported in the Tech Demos "Noise Reduction" and "Echo Generator". - Controls using the touch screen are only supported in the Minigames "Touch Ten" and "Guess the Angle". - Surround sound is supported in select scenes.