Following yesterday’s long-awaited Switch 2 reveal, Nintendo has started opening up registrations for its previously announced public hands-on play sessions, confirming that attendees will have up to four hours play tie with the new console.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 World Tour, as the company’s calling the months-long event, runs from 4th April until sometime in June. It’s set to visit 15 cities spanning four continents – Europe, North America, Oceania, and Asia – in that time, starting with Paris and New York.
And for those eager to attend and check out Nintendo’s new console, registrations are starting to go live. Currently, registration is open for most European venues – Paris, London, Milan, Berlin – with other Madrid, Amsterdam, and venues in other territories to follow.
What’s perhaps most notable is the length of time attendees can spend with Switch 2. Anyone looking to go hands-on must select a 60-minute arrival window when they register, but actual play sessions officially last four hours. In Europe, at least – details currently available for North American venues point to significantly shorter play sessions, lasting two and a half hours.