Name: Nintendo Switch 2 Unboxing & First Gameplay!
Uploaded: 2025-06-05T02:54:20.000Z
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Nintendo sent this box over and inside this box is our Nintendo Switch 2.

Actually there's a bunch of stuff in this box.

There is the Nintendo Switch 2 plus the Mario Kart World Bundle.

There's also a Switch 2 camera in here, which is $55.

There's also a Switch 2 Pro Controller, which is $85.

And there's a physical copy of Mario Kart World, which would be $80 if you got one, which we'll need to play today because the digital copy doesn't work until tomorrow.

So kind of a pricey box, but let's just jump in.

With none other than our Ridge MKBHD knife, of course.

Oh, and also, by the way, you've noticed I have over here a Switch 1 and a Switch 1 OLED because I've gotten to compare like back and forth between seeing one and seeing the other, but I want to look at them next to each other.

Here's the Switch 2 Pro Controller, Switch 2, Mario Kart World, there it is.

Switch 2 camera, and of course, a little bit of extra information.

They always give us a little PDF so we know what's going on, but that's it.

So of course, first we should get into the console itself.

That's all anyone's really here for anyway, so there you go.

That's the box you're going to see in stores and Best Buy and everything.

There they are right on top, the big new Joy-Cons.

And then of course, the console itself right here, looks a little bigger every time I see it.

Nice big 7.9 inch screen, thin bezels, pretty sleek.

There you go, USB-C port on top, got those pins on the side, we'll talk more about those in a second, but yeah, that's the console right there.

HDMI cable, nice, and then of course your two attachments for the Joy-Cons and the wrist straps and that's it for here.

This is a wall plug, single USB-C port on that, USB Type-C cable, so that's your charger right here, here's your little hub to attach both Joy-Cons.

Last but not least, the dock with the fans in it that does 4K out to the TV with this new shape.

I think first thing I want to do is just attach the Joy-Cons, that's the thing that I miss When I first got to see those magnetic Joy-Cons, it's just so satisfying, this little mechanism here that pops the Joy-Con off of the switch, it attaches super super well, but if you just press it a little, it detaches just like that, and then you just pull.

I kind of wonder how durable these pins are, if they're going to break, I've been told to have a little bit of give on purpose so that if you do knock up against it or drop it or something, it won't instantly break.

Now these here are the little bumpers because you might actually end up using these a little bit more often, at least if the games support the new feature where the Joy-Cons can be used as a mouse.

These little things, they're awesome, they're made of plastic, a little bit of give to them but they're still pretty sturdy, and they attach to the Joy-Cons themselves.

So if I throw this bumper on here, just like that, hooks on the bottom, and there you go.

So there's your Joy-Cons as mice, and also with the bumpers on if you wanted to hand hold your controller.

But I have some other unboxings to get to, so I'm going to do these too.

So some of you may remember Nintendo's Kinect event where they showed this new camera.

Basically while you're doing gameplay, you hit this new C button, and it opens this share console where you can share your gameplay with other people at the same time, or even share a video feed of your face, which is overlaid over your gameplay, to someone else who is playing at the same time.

I don't even know if you might be able to live stream that feed, I'm not exactly sure if you want to do that, but this is that tiny little camera, and yep, it's just as tiny and cute as I remember.

And then another USB Type-C cable for that.

There's this little bezel around the front that lets you manually, physically open and close it.

So we got our Pro Controller here, which is going to be sick for some games.

I don't know if I'm going to use this for Mario Kart World, but here is your $85 Pro Controller.

USB Type-C cable to USB Type-A on the other end.

It's got some weight to it that I didn't actually expect.

Everything else is obviously mostly plastic, and so is this controller, but it does have this central weight where I'm sure battery and haptics all are.

I'm going to put these Joy-Cons back on and fire it up for the first time.

Also, the dock here is nice because you can just ideally pop it in.

There's a little bit of wiggle, a little bit of give.

This is the Switch 1 dock, which didn't really have any give at all, so I'm a little surprised to see so much wiggle.

I think it's about time to start playing some games.

You can continue setting it up while the update downloads, sure.

Last thing I want to do is just get a look at this physical game because the cartridge slot is still at the top.

So, if I were to, in the future, maybe not get the bundle at launch, but get the physical Mario Kart World game, this is what one of those nice cartridges is going to look like.

This is a massive package for this tiny little cartridge right here, but this is the game.

More users can be added if the system will be used by other people.

To parents and guardians, set up your controls.

Don't have any cards to add, but I would if I did.

First look at the home screen on the Switch 2.

So, I could obviously jump in and download an app or game right now, but I think the move is...

It'll download now, but I'd like to start the software, please.

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