The Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan recently added a brand-new exhibit to demonstrate the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, giving visitors an early look at the company's newest console. Fans discovered the exhibit, which consists of a glass display case with the Switch 2 hardware inside, just days after the recent Nintendo Switch 2 Direct livestream that revealed the system's June 5 release date.
The Nintendo Switch 2 announcement is one of the biggest events in the gaming industry so far this year, drawing in millions of viewers with the reveal of the successor to one of the best-selling consoles of all time. Not only did Nintendo confirm the Switch 2 release date, it also announced several new titles for the upcoming system, like the first-party exclusives Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza.
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Now, according to Video Games Chronicle, visitors to the Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan have discovered a brand-new display featuring the Switch 2 and its various pieces of hardware inside a glass display case. The display seemingly includes the system itself in various stages of...
