How To Go Hands-On With The Switch 2 Before Launch
The Nintendo Switch 2 has been revealed, and it’s going on a worldwide tour. The next generation console is coming in 2025, but players can get a face-to-face experience with the Switch 2 as soon as this April at a series of special worldwide events. While rumors and leaks surrounding Nintendo’s next console and accessories have steadily increased in the last few months, the recent teaser video is the first official look at the Switch 2. Alongside a bigger screen, updated Joy Cons, and an improved stand, the video also showed which classic Nintendo series may return as a launch title.
The Switch 2 will debut in the United States first, with three separate events in April 2025, where fans can see, touch, and play with the newest Nintendo console. The Hands-On events are limited to only three major cities in the United States, but thankfully, everyone will have an equal chance to snag a ticket through a raffle system. Additional events will take place all over the world in April and June, including cities like Paris, Seoul, Milan, and Tokyo.
The Nintendo Switch 2 has not only been unveiled but will also be available for fans in select cities to experience in person throughout the month of April. Only three cities in the United States will have the hands-on event: New York City, Los Angeles, and Dallas, but there will be other events all over the world. Each of the events in the US will run at different times, with New York City getting Switch 2 on the first weekend of the month, from April 4 to April 6.
Los Angeles will have its event next, from April 11 to April 13. Finally, Dallas’s event will take place on the last weekend of the month from April 25 to April 27. Each event will be located downtown in each respective city and will surely be packed. The other cities confirmed to also have the Nintendo Switch 2 Experience are London, Berlin, Milan, Toronto, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Madrid, Melbourne, Seoul, and Paris.
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New York City
April 4 to April 6
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