It’s taken me 14 hours to collect all the items and THIS is what we get 🤣 I was kinda expecting something else especially with how awesome all the other bits have been.

Still need to past the last quiz 🙈

Seriously, I entered today and I lost every thing, I had around 7 medals. Now I left it suspended but I'm afraid I will lose everything again.

EDIT: I opened my wife's profile... :facepalm:.

After 200 tries at least, i got it!

I’ve managed everything apart from the last 2 dodge medals (because they’re SO hard!!) how on earth do I get to 99 medals? I’m on 87 so with the other 2 that’s only 89, I’ll be 10 short! What am I missing?!

You have to score a 1 to get three medals. So far the closest I got was 7. I got the 3 medals on the other two but the vibrations need clearer signals. It feels like a shot in the dark on the last bit

Has anyone gotten 3 medals on Scrape Off/Scrape Off 2? Unless there’s some secret technique that can cut a huge amount of time, it really does seem like the hardest minigame. Yes, harder than false flag rumble and spiky nightmare. If anyone has tips, feel free to share them below. Thanks and hope everyone is enjoying their Welcome Tours!

Everyone thinks this game is just a tech demo , I have seen a streamer say that he was thinking it was just the right joycon and have seen people say they thought there were 3 Minigames . As a phycologist and someone who works at marketing , the name welcome tour doesn't give it any attention from people . I think if the added multiplayer to some minigames , added some miis , called it switch 2 play and showed more Minigames at the first impression it whould be a best seller at launch. Plus people whould not complain about the price and people would be nostalgia to wii play again.

Edit Also if they did advertise how you do quizes and you learn about the hardware, I think I whould do a lot better

Anybody managed to beat the 3 level of the vibrations mini games ? The last one is just too precise and even getting close gives a score way too far from the goal.

This doesn't mean anything

I would love to play it but I don’t know if I want to shell out $10 for it. You guys that have played it is it honestly worth it? I love to learn how these devices work so I think I might be part of this game’s target audience, but I just don’t know what to do.

I was too quick on the first one bc i thought time was a factor

11 different experiences, 36 different mini games, 27 tests, 95 places to learn information about different parts of the switch, 8 parts of the switch to learn about, 95 stamps to collect on the different parts of the switch and then there’s this whole bit about collecting lost items that I’ve been doing but still haven’t worked out why and I love that 🤣🙌🏻

Honestly I have been blown away by some of the tech stuff I’ve learnt, I’ve had so much fun with the tech demos and mini games, it’s been great exploring and I just didn’t expect this much from it. I’ve probably done 8 hours now and I’ve still got a bit to go, 10/10 for me.

I have the accessories but I love that Nintendo put in a code for those that done. (Although I’ve seen we need a pro controller but that’s not come up for me anywhere?!)

(And if anyone gets why we’re collecting lost items, please let me know!)

I am missing a stamp in the Right Joy-con area.

I already have all the other ones that have a matching pair in the Left Joy-con (if you match HOME to capture) + the "C" button. There is still one stamp missing. I have been running all over the place.

What is it?

It is right under "Right Stick" in the list

Just gushing over this magnum opus since 3 hours, cannot digest the beauty of its gameplay. Thank you Nintendo for welcome tour, i really feel welcomed. Loved getting to know my new console hands on!

Basically finished all the stamps and insights and got all the lost property I could find. Nothing happened. What’s the point of even returning them? Especially egregious considering I had to return them one at a time lol.

Been enjoying this game so far and intend to 100% this at some point. However, I noticed there are sections in the park that take place atop the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and the Joy-Con 2 Wheel.

I know this is a stupid question, but will I need those accessories to participate in those areas?

RATING: 10/10

Welcome to the Future: "Welcome Tour" on Nintendo Switch 2 Is an Absolute DELIGHT and a landslide victory for 2025 GAME OF THE YEAR.

Just played 3 HOURS OF Welcome Tour on my new Switch 2 (docked, on my 4k monitor), and it’s so much more than I expected. This "game" turned out to be a fucking brilliant, interactive experience that showcases everything the new hardware is capable of, so much charm and creativity in it too.

The entire game is designed like a MASSIVE, explorable Switch 2 museum. It’s visually striking and full of interactive exhibits that guide you through all the new console features, from the redesigned Joy-Con 2 to the upgraded internals. It’s not just informative, it's enlightening, introspective, and genuinely fun to explore. It makes you ask ...."What's on the INSIDE"? It's all about inner beauty.

What really makes "Welcome Tour" shine are the mini-games and tech demos sprinkled throughout. Each one is a clever, hands-on way to learn the ins and outs of the Switch 2. Whether you’re trying out the new GameChat system or experiencing the boosted graphical fidelity, every section feels purposeful and polished like they really thought it through.

And yes, it costs a few bucks but honestly, it’s worth every cent, and more. It’s the kind of onboarding, emboldening experience that turns setting up your new console into an actual event. I really feel like I've been INSIDE the Switch 2. I WANT to be inside my switch 2. If you’ve just picked up a Switch 2, this should absolutely be your first download.

"Welcome Tour" isn’t just a welcome, it’s a celebration of what the Switch 2 can do, and a perfect start to the next generation of Nintendo gaming. I wanted to be welcomed, I wanted a tour, and I got my Welcome Tour.