Don't you love a good demo? A chance to try-before-you-buy, to see what something can really do before you dive right in. Fun fact: you will not be able to do this with the Nintendo Switch 2 console.
Because even if, somehow, you were able to get your Nintendo Switch 2 for completely free... you'll have to fork over another hundred dollars to see everything the console's tech demo has to offer.
Why? Because completing the Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour - a demo that is not free - also requires you to buy a bunch of periphery hardware to play all of its various minigames. And we've got a quick breakdown.
First, you have to actually buy the demo. That's $10 down the drain just to get your feet wet. Then, you'll need the Switch 2 camera - a hefty $54.99 purchase.
From there, you get to pick how to best give Nintendo yet more money. Find the option that best suits your playstyle, or something. You can spend $39.99 for the Charging Grip, or if you prefer a more premium experience, you can pick up a Switch 2 Pro Controller for $84.99. Money is fun!...
