You see, people are starting to recognise that Welcome Tour (which, again, many think should be free in the first place) is ...

Nintendo Switch 2 World Tour is a charming, light experience that grants fascinating context to the hardware it’s designed around, and it’d be great if all Switch 2 owners could check it out in ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour is better than it looks - whether it really should be a paid-for game is another question.

While much has been made of Welcome Tour’s price amid the Nintendo Switch 2’s launch, much to our surprise, it certainly earns the cost.

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour arrives today alongside the launch of Nintendo's new console, though it cannot be fully ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour requires accessories for 100% completion: USB camera, Pro Controller, and 4K TV needed.

Nintendo fans who want to see absolutely everything in Switch 2 Welcome Tour will therefore not only need to pay up the $10 cost of the game, but also $54.99 for a Switch 2 Camera, and either $39.99 ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour reveals its total number of minigames and tech demos that players can dive into starting on ...

The Switch 2 Welcome Tour could be a neat, approachable way for students to learn concepts of industrial design--but only if they see it.

A new trailer has been released for the Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, showing off its collection of 20 mini-games and 14 ...

Like Astro's Playroom and Aperture Desk Job before it, Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour seems to be a really fun, immersive little tech demo for players to learn all about what their shiny new toys and ...

Welcome Tour is the only first party launch game for the Nintendo Switch 2, other than Mario Kart World, but what exactly is ...