Nintendo confirms Welcome Tour was developed by Nintendo Cube, the Mario Party team, ending weeks of speculation around the ...

Nintendo Cube's next launch is (deep breath) Super Mario Party Jamboree: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV, a Switch 2 ...

T he development team behind the polarising Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour has finally been confirmed to be Nintendo Cube, ...

It's no secret that the Nintendo Switch 2 didn't launch with a whole lot of big, first-party titles right off the jump. For ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour is both a surprisingly fun piece of edutainment and an egregious advertisement for console add-ons.

Following the confirmation of Donkey Kong Bananza's developer earlier this week, it seems a team has now been officially ...

We’re still firmly in the honeymoon period with the Switch 2 right now. Most of us are still exploring Mario Kart World‘s ...

Anyway, the bottom line is that Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour would have made a great pack-in title, but it still may be ...

Nintendo has announced the Switch 2 Welcome Tour, a special game launching alongside the Switch 2 to take you on a guided tour of its new hardware. Surprisingly, though, it's not a pack-in piece ...

Switch 2 Welcome Tour feels like a glorified onboarding experience—except it comes with a price tag. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...

Welcome Tour will sell for $10 on the Nintendo eShop on Switch 2 launch day, and for a piece of software mostly focused on teaching players about the new console they just spent at least $450 on ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour costs ten bucks, and for what is essentially a glorified demo reel, that’s a hard sell. Demos are supposed to be free, especially when they’re tied to a console ...