If you want to fully complete the Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour paid software then you are going to need to cough up a bit of cash as to 100% complete the title you will need the Nintendo Switch 2 camera and the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and a 4…
If you want to fully complete the Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour paid software then you are going to need to cough up a bit of cash as to 100% complete the title you will need the Nintendo Switch 2 camera and the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and a 4K compatible TV. You need to get three medals in every mini game to 100% beat the game. Here's what you will need in order to 100% complete Welcome Tour:
USB Camera – a camera is needed to play 1 minigame
A controller with GL/GR buttons (Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller or Joy-Con 2 Charging Grip) – a controller with GL/GR buttons is required to play 1 minigame
4K-supported TV or monitor – a TV with 4K support is required to play 1 minigame and 1 tech demo
Those much loved Mii characters are back on the Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo has done away with genders. Now when creating a fresh new Mii you are simply asked to Select a Style and there's a generic male and female model to choose from. Other thing t…
Those much loved Mii characters are back on the Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo has done away with genders. Now when creating a fresh new Mii you are simply asked to Select a Style and there's a generic male and female model to choose from. Other thing to note is the Miis don't seem to have had a shiny redesign so they look very similar to how they looked on the Wii, Wii U and Nintendo Switch.
As we previously reported the Day One update for the Nintendo Switch 2 is now live so those of you who have snagged one early can go play those all-important games. One thing we have all been curious about is the Nintendo eShop, which is admittedly slug…
As we previously reported the Day One update for the Nintendo Switch 2 is now live so those of you who have snagged one early can go play those all-important games. One thing we have all been curious about is the Nintendo eShop, which is admittedly sluggish on the original Nintendo Switch. Thankfully a video provided by someone who has a Switch 2 shows us that the eShop is noticeably quicker on the new system. This means that you probably won't need to resort to browsing it on the web, rather than the system itself.
